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Short proof of Menger's Theorem
Discrete Mathematics, 2000 The author gives another short proof of the classical theorem of Menger for digraphs.
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Some weak covering properties and infinite games
Open Mathematics, 2014 Sakai Masami
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Sự bảo tồn một số tính chất topo qua ánh xạ liên tục
Tạp chí Khoa học và Công nghệBài toán về sự bảo tồn các tính chất topo thông qua các ánh xạ là một trong những bài toán trọng tâm của topo đại cương. Vào năm 2015, Y. K. Song và R. Li đã chứng minh rằng, không gian Hurewicz yếu được bảo tồn qua ánh xạ liên tục ([1]).
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Journal of Graph Theory, 2001
AbstractMenger's Theorem for digraphs states that for any two vertex sets A and B of a digraph D such that A cannot be separated from B by a set of at most t vertices, there are t + 1 disjoint A–B‐paths in D. Here a short and elementary proof of a more general theorem is given. © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Böhme, T., Göring, F., Harant, J.
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AbstractMenger's Theorem for digraphs states that for any two vertex sets A and B of a digraph D such that A cannot be separated from B by a set of at most t vertices, there are t + 1 disjoint A–B‐paths in D. Here a short and elementary proof of a more general theorem is given. © 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Böhme, T., Göring, F., Harant, J.
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Missouri Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2021
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Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2017
How to do economics was one of Menger’s primary interests, his point of view being distinctly Aristotelian, differing in this aspect greatly from his immediate successors, such as Wieser and BA¶hm-Bawerk, and also from later Austrian economists. Menger’s Aristotelian realism (or classical realism) ran against the nominalist trend of his own and ...
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How to do economics was one of Menger’s primary interests, his point of view being distinctly Aristotelian, differing in this aspect greatly from his immediate successors, such as Wieser and BA¶hm-Bawerk, and also from later Austrian economists. Menger’s Aristotelian realism (or classical realism) ran against the nominalist trend of his own and ...
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