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On a new graph invariant and a criterion for planarity.

Yves Colin de Verdière
- pp 137-147
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[9] R. Bacher and Y. deVerdì ere: Multiplicités des valeurs propres and transformationsétoile-triangle des graphes, Bull.
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[9] R. Bacher and Y. Colin deVerdì ere: Multiplicités des valeurs propres et transformationsétoile-triangle des graphes, Bull.

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