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Gyárfás is a
Hungarian surname. Some
known people bearing this name are: András
Gyárfás,
Hungarian mathematician Jenő
Gyárfás,
Hungarian painter Gyárfás-patak...
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independently formulated the
Gyárfás–Sumner
conjecture according to which, for
every tree T, the T-free
graphs are χ-bounded.
Gyárfás began working as a researcher...
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unproven Erdős–
Gyárfás conjecture, made in 1995 by the
prolific mathematician Paul Erdős and his
collaborator András
Gyárfás,
states that
every graph...
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Brief biography @ ArtPortal. József Gazda,
Gyárfás Jenő,
Irodalmi Könyvkiadó, 1969
Tibor Almási, Jenő
Gyárfás, Székely
Nemzeti Múzeum, 2007 ISBN 973-00-4958-0...
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chromatic number? (more
unsolved problems in mathematics) In
graph theory, the
Gyárfás–Sumner
conjecture asks whether, for
every tree T {\displaystyle T} and...
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Ileana Gyarfaș (born 8
January 1932) is a
Romanian gymnast. She
competed in
seven events at the 1952
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans...
- Carpathians [ro] and the Székely
National Museum [ro]). The
Hungarian artist Jenő
Gyárfás was born
there and was a
lifelong resident. His
former studio is now an...
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audio recordings from
which Tamás
Gyárfás was
first blackmailed a few
months later. The
Gyárfás-Portik
investigation revealed 32 bags of evidence...
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Davies &
McCarty (2021). For
earlier bounds see Černý (2007),
Gyárfás (1985),
Kostochka (1988), and
Kostochka & Kratochvíl (1997). See Kostochka...
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Engineering on 28
April 1951 and the next two were
awarded to
Eleanora C.
Gyarfas and
George F.
Humphrey from the
Faculty of
Science on 2 May 1951. The New...
