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List Total Colourings of Graphs

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The concept of list total colourings is studied and it is proved that every multigraph of maximum degree 3 is 5-total-choosable and the total choice number of a graph is equal to its total chromatic number.
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We study the concept of list total colourings and prove that every multigraph of maximum degree 3 is 5-total-choosable. We also show that the total choice number of a graph of maximum degree 2 is equal to its total chromatic number.

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Graph colorings with local constraints - a survey

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Colorings of plane graphs: A survey

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List colourings of graphs

TL;DR: A list colouring of a graph is a colouring in which each vertex receives a colour from a prescribed list L ( υ ) of colours as discussed by the authors, in which adjacent vertices must receive different colours.
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List-coloring the square of a subcubic graph

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List-coloring the Square of a Subcubic Graph

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List Edge and List Total Colourings of Multigraphs

TL;DR: It is proved here that if every edgee=uw of a bipartite multigraphGis assigned a list of at least max{d(u),d(w)} colours, then G can be edge-coloured with each edge receiving a colour from its list.
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On the total coloring of certain graphs

TL;DR: In this paper, it was shown that every cubic graph is totally colorable in five colors, and that the total chromatic number of certain graphs can be computed in terms of the number of colors.