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Weight of faces in plane maps

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In this article, exact upper bounds for the minimum weight of minor faces in normal plane maps and 3-polytopes with specified maximum vertex degree were obtained for the case of 3 polytopes.
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Precise upper bounds are obtained for the minimum weight of minor faces in normal plane maps and 3-polytopes with specified maximum vertex degree.

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Stars and bunches in planar graphs. Part II: General planar graphs and colourings

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Describing 3-faces in normal plane maps with minimum degree 4

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A general framework for coloring problems: old results, new results, and open problems

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The vertex-face weight of edges in 3-polytopes

TL;DR: In this article, it was shown that each 3-polytope without pyramidal edges has an edge e with w(e) ≤ 18, which is the tight upper bound.
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Triangulated 3-polytopes without faces of low weight

TL;DR: In this paper, precise upper bounds for the maximal length of a path consisting of 4-vertices in triangulated 3-polytopes were derived for the case where no two 4-vertex vertices are adjacent.
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Cyclic Degrees of 3-Polytopes

TL;DR: A precise upper bound is obtained for the minimum cyclic vertex degree in a 3- polytope with specified maximum face size, implying improvements to some known upper bounds for the cyclic chromatic numbers of 3-polytopes.
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