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Independence, clique size and maximum degree

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On the conjecture of hajós
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Hajós' graph-coloring conjecture: Variations and counterexamples

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Turán Type Results for Distance Graphs
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Zero Forcing in Claw-Free Cubic Graphs
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New bounds on the independence number of connected graphs
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Perfect roman domination in regular graphs
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Packing in regular graphs
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Some news about the independence number of a graph
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A lower bound on the independence number of a graph in terms of degrees
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Claw-free graphs and two conjectures on omega, Delta, and chi
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