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Preface | vii | |
Basic Definitions | xiii | |
Chapter 1 | Connectivity | 1 |
1. | Elementary Properties | 2 |
2. | Menger's Theorem and its Consequences | 7 |
3. | The Structure of 2- and 3-Connected Graphs | 11 |
4. | Minimally k-Connected Graphs | 17 |
5. | Graphs with Given Maximal Local Connectivity | 29 |
6. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 45 |
Chapter 2 | Matching | 50 |
1. | Fundamental Matching Theorems | 52 |
2. | The Number of 1-Factors | 59 |
3. | f-Factors | 67 |
4. | Matching in Graphs with Restrictions on the Degrees | 79 |
5. | Coverings | 90 |
6. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 95 |
Chapter 3 | Cycles | 102 |
1. | Graphs with Large Minimal Degree and Large Girth | 103 |
2. | Vertex Disjoint Cycles | 110 |
3. | Edge Disjoint Cycles | 119 |
4. | The Circumference | 131 |
5. | Graphs with Cycles of Given Lengths | 147 |
6. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 161 |
Chapter 4 | The Diameter | 169 |
1. | Diameter, Maximal Degree and Size | 170 |
2. | Diameter and Connectivity | 181 |
3. | Graphs with Large Subgraphs of Small Diameter | 194 |
4. | Factors of Small Diameter | 206 |
5. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 213 |
Chapter 5 | Colourings | 218 |
1. | General Colouring Theorems | 221 |
2. | Critical k-Chromatic Graphs | 234 |
3. | Colouring Graphs on Surfaces | 243 |
4. | Sparse Graphs of Large Chromatic Number | 254 |
5. | Perfect Graphs | 263 |
6. | Ramsey Type Theorems | 270 |
7. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 280 |
Chapter 6 | Complete Subgraphs | 292 |
1. | The Number of Complete Subgraphs | 293 |
2. | Complete Subgraphs of r-Partite Graphs | 309 |
3. | The Structure of Graphs | 327 |
4. | The Structure of Extremal Graphs without Forbidden Subgraphs | 339 |
5. | Independent Complete Subgraphs | 351 |
6. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 359 |
Chapter 7 | Topological Subgraphs | 368 |
1. | Contractions | 369 |
2. | Topological Complete Subgraphs | 378 |
3. | Semi-Topological Subgraphs | 386 |
4. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 397 |
Chapter 8 | Complexity and Packing | 401 |
1. | The Complexity of Graph Properties | 402 |
2. | Monotone Properties | 411 |
3. | The Main Packing Theorem | 418 |
4. | Packing Graphs of Small Size | 425 |
5. | Applications of Packing Results to Complexity | 429 |
6. | Exercises, Problems and Conjectures | 434 |
References | 438 | |
Index of Symbols | 481 | |
Index of Definitions | 485 |
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