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Values of Domination Numbers of the Queen's Graph
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Unsolved Problems in Number Theory
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Mathematische Unterhaltungen und Spiele
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Chessboard domination problems
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Domination and irredundance in the queens' graph
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A technique for implementing backtrack algorithms and its application
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Upper bounds for domination numbers of the queen's graph
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An upper bound for the minimum number of queens covering the n×n chessboard
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Chessboard Domination Problems
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On the Queen Domination Problem
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Combinatorial Problems on Chessboards: II
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Filtering Algorithms for the NValue Constraint
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Pioneer of Domination in Graphs
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Domination in Chessboards
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Chessboard Domination: Introduction of Some New Problems
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My Top 10 Graph Theory Conjectures and Open Problems
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Queens Around the World in Twenty-Five Years
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Decomposition of the NValue Constraint
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Filtering Algorithms for the NValue Constraint
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Geometric dominating sets - a minimum version of the No-Three-In-Line Problem
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minimum dominating set of queens: A trivial programming exercise?
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Queen's domination using border squares and (A,B) -restricted domination
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Independent domination in graphs: A survey and recent results
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An improved upper bound for queens domination numbers
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Chessboard domination on programmable graphics hardware
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Queen Domination of Even Square Boards
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Domination of the Rectangular Queen's Graph
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Tight lower bounds for connected queen domination problems on the chessboard
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Upper bounds for the domination numbers of toroidal queens graphs
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