Florian Zickfeld

Publication List Details

Period

2004 - 2008

Number

15

Co-Authors

On the Number of α-Orientations (2008)

Stefan Felsner, Florian Zickfeld

We deal with the asymptotic enumeration of combinatorial structures on planar maps. Prominent instances of such problems are the enumeration of spanning trees, bipartite perfect matchings, and ice...

Spanning Trees with Many Leaves in Graphs without Diamonds and Blossoms (2007)

Bonsma, Paul, Zickfeld, Florian

It is known that graphs on n vertices with minimum degree at least 3 have spanning trees with at least n/4+2 leaves and that this can be improved to (n+4)/3 for cubic graphs without the diamond K_4-e...

Schnyder Woods and Orthogonal Surfaces (2007)

Felsner, Stefan, Zickfeld, Florian

In this paper we study connections between Schnyder woods and orthogonal surfaces. Schnyder woods and the face counting approach have important applications in graph drawing and dimension theory....

Schnyder Woods and Orthogonal Surfaces (2007)

Felsner, Stefan, Zickfeld, Florian

In this paper we study connections between Schnyder woods and orthogonal surfaces. Schnyder woods and the face counting approach have important applications in graph drawing and dimension theory....

Spanning trees with many leaves in graphs without diamonds and blossoms (2007)

Paul Bonsma, Florian Zickfeld

It is known that graphs on n vertices with minimum degree at least 3 have spanning trees with at least n/4 + 2 leaves and that this can be improved to (n + 4)/3 for cubic graphs without the diamond...

Schnyder woods and orthogonal surfaces (2006)

Stefan Felsner, Florian Zickfeld

Abstract. In this paper we study connections between Schnyder woods and orthogonal surfaces. Schnyder woods and the face counting approach have important applications in graph drawing and dimension...

Schnyder woods and orthogonal surfaces (2006)

Stefan Felsner, Florian Zickfeld

In this paper we study connections between planar graphs, Schnyder woods, and orthogonal surfaces. Schnyder woods and the face counting approach have important applications in graph drawing and the...

On the Structure of Counterexamples to the Coloring Conjecture of Hajs (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian

Hajs conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no K_(k+1)-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k is at most three, and false when k exceeds six. Hajs' conjecture...

On the Structure of Counterexamples to the Coloring Conjecture of Hajós (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian

Hajós conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no K_(k+1)-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k is at most three, and false when k exceeds six. Hajós'...

On the Structure of Counterexamples to the Coloring Conjecture of Hajós (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian

Hajós conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no K_(k+1)-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k is at most three, and false when k exceeds six. Hajós'...

On the Structure of Counterexamples to the Coloring Conjecture of Hajós (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian

Hajós conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no K_(k+1)-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k is at most three, and false when k exceeds six. Hajós'...

On the structure of counterexamples to the coloring conjecture of Hajós (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian.

Thesis (M.S.)--School of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005. Directed by Xingxing Yu.

On the structure of counterexamples to the coloring conjecture of Hajós [electronic resource] / (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian.

Hajós conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no K(̲k+1)-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k is at most three, and false when k exceeds six. Hajós'...

On the structure of counterexamples to the coloring conjecture of Hajós (2004)

Zickfeld, Florian.

Thesis (M.S.)--School of Mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005. Directed by Xingxing Yu.

Reducing Hajós ’ coloring conjecture to 4-connected graphs (2004)

Xingxing Yu, Florian Zickfeld

Hajós conjectured that, for any positive integer k, every graph containing no Kk+1-subdivision is k-colorable. This is true when k ≤ 3, and false when k ≥ 6. Hajós ’ conjecture remains open...