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Rainbow H-factors
An H-factor of a graph G is a spanning subgraph of G whose connected components are isomorphic to H. Given a properly edge-colored graph G, a rainbow H-subgraph of G is an H-subgr...
Raphael Yuster
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Nilpotent Singer Groups
Let N be a nilpotent group normal in a group G. Suppose that G acts transitively upon the points of a finite non-Desarguesian projective plane P. We prove that, if P has square or...
Nick Gill
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A Note on the Number of Hamiltonian Paths in Strong Tournaments
We prove that the minimum number of distinct hamiltonian paths in a strong tournament of order n is 5 n-1 3 . A known construction shows this number is best possible when n 1 mod...
Arthur H. Busch
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Inversions Within Restricted Fillings of Young Tableaux
In this paper we study inversions within restricted fillings of Young tableaux. These restricted fillings are of interest because they describe geometric properties of certain sub...
Sarah Iveson
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Adding Layers to Bumped-Body Polyforms with Minimum Perimeter Preserves Minimum Perimeter
In two dimensions, a polyform is a finite set of edge-connected cells on a square, triangular, or hexagonal grid. A layer is the set of grid cells that are vertex-adjacent to the ...
Winston C. Yang