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Date: 2004-03-11 06:32:34
Graph coloring
Polynomials
Complexity classes
Matroid theory
Tutte polynomial
Chromatic polynomial
K-edge-connected graph
Matroid
Expander graph
NC

c 2004 Cambridge University Press Combinatorics, Probability and Computing, 1–16.  DOI: S0963548303005844 Printed in the United Kingdom Approximating the Number of Acyclic Orientations for a Class of

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