Flower Snark Graphs
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Can someone give me some advice on our paper entitled "On the minimum edge deletion of a flower snark graph" ? We Aim to determine the minimum edges whose deletion results in a disconnected subgraph of a flower snark graph. We want to generalize the minimum edge deletion to all flower snark graph. Hope to read this and gain some knowledge to all, God bless everyone
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Can someone give me some advice on our paper entitled "On the minimum edge deletion of a flower snark graph" ? We Aim to determine the minimum edges whose deletion results in a disconnected subgraph of a flower snark graph. We want to generalize the minimum edge deletion to all flower snark graph. Hope to read this and gain some knowledge to all, God bless everyone
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Your request ("give me some advice") isn't narrow enough to make a good Question for Math.SE. If you wrote a paper on this, perhaps some specific problems emerged that you want to post for help with solving, but you should undertake to give a reasonably self-contained presentation of such a problem. Throwing open the discussion with very little guidance on the topic is not the way Math.SE can best help with your studies. See the tour and ask reasonably scoped Questions.
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Can someone give me some advice on our paper entitled "On the minimum edge deletion of a flower snark graph" ? We Aim to determine the minimum edges whose deletion results in a disconnected subgraph of a flower snark graph. We want to generalize the minimum edge deletion to all flower snark graph. Hope to read this and gain some knowledge to all, God bless everyone
graph-theory
asked Aug 16 at 1:31
John Leo Caraig
11
Can someone give me some advice on our paper entitled "On the minimum edge deletion of a flower snark graph" ? We Aim to determine the minimum edges whose deletion results in a disconnected subgraph of a flower snark graph. We want to generalize the minimum edge deletion to all flower snark graph. Hope to read this and gain some knowledge to all, God bless everyone
graph-theory
asked Aug 16 at 1:31
John Leo Caraig
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asked Aug 16 at 1:31
John Leo Caraig
11
asked Aug 16 at 1:31
John Leo Caraig
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asked Aug 16 at 1:31
John Leo Caraig
11
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Your request ("give me some advice") isn't narrow enough to make a good Question for Math.SE. If you wrote a paper on this, perhaps some specific problems emerged that you want to post for help with solving, but you should undertake to give a reasonably self-contained presentation of such a problem. Throwing open the discussion with very little guidance on the topic is not the way Math.SE can best help with your studies. See the tour and ask reasonably scoped Questions.
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Your request ("give me some advice") isn't narrow enough to make a good Question for Math.SE. If you wrote a paper on this, perhaps some specific problems emerged that you want to post for help with solving, but you should undertake to give a reasonably self-contained presentation of such a problem. Throwing open the discussion with very little guidance on the topic is not the way Math.SE can best help with your studies. See the tour and ask reasonably scoped Questions.
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Your request ("give me some advice") isn't narrow enough to make a good Question for Math.SE. If you wrote a paper on this, perhaps some specific problems emerged that you want to post for help with solving, but you should undertake to give a reasonably self-contained presentation of such a problem. Throwing open the discussion with very little guidance on the topic is not the way Math.SE can best help with your studies. See the tour and ask reasonably scoped Questions.
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Your request ("give me some advice") isn't narrow enough to make a good Question for Math.SE. If you wrote a paper on this, perhaps some specific problems emerged that you want to post for help with solving, but you should undertake to give a reasonably self-contained presentation of such a problem. Throwing open the discussion with very little guidance on the topic is not the way Math.SE can best help with your studies. See the tour and ask reasonably scoped Questions.
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