the four color map problem was solved in 1976.
the four color map problem was solved in 1976.
when was the four color map problem solved?
1976
bullet::::- "four colours suffice: how the map problem was solved", allen lane (penguin), 2002:









































bullet::::- "stamping through mathematics", springer, 2001:









































bullet::::- "oxford figures: 800 years of the mathematical sciences" (with john fauvel & raymond flood), oxford: clarendon press, 2000:









































bullet::::- "graphs and applications: an introductory approach" (with joan aldous), springer, 2000:









































bullet::::- "mathematical conversations: selections from the mathematical intelligencer" (with j. gray), springer, 2000:









































bullet::::- "an atlas of graphs" (with ronald read), oxford: clarendon press, 1998: (paperback edition, 2002: )









































bullet::::- "graph theory 1736–1936" (with norman l. biggs and keith lloyd), oxford: clarendon press, 1976:









































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robin wilson (mathematician)
gaylord du bois wrote script adaptations to comic book form of motion pictures, for the dell "four color" series "movie classics" issues. his movie adaptations included: "robin hood" (disney-movie) (four color #413, 1952), "quentin durward" (four color #672, 1956), "the animal world" (four color #713, 1956), "around the world in eighty days" (four color #784, 1957), "the story of mankind" (four color #851, 1958), "seventh voyage of sinbad" (four color #944, 1958), "last train from gun hill" (four color #1012, 1959), "the horse soldiers" (four color #1048, 1959), "solomon and sheba" (four color #1070, 1959), "spartacus" (four color #1139, 1960), "the story of ruth" (four color #1144, 1960), "north to alaska" (four color #1155, 1960), "master of the world" (four color #1157, 1961), "dondi" (four color #1176, 1962), "pepe" (four color #1194, 1961); and "lord jim" (gold key #10156-509, 1965). additionally, he wrote adaptations to comic book form of the tv series marlin perkins' "zoo parade", and lowell thomas' "high adventure".
gaylord dubois