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(Received October 27, 2016 ; accepted December 5, 2016) THE BULLETIN OF OKAYAMA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE No. 52 A pp. 7-15(2016)

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8 Shintarô KUROKI

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9 Classification of effective GKM graphs with combinatorial type K4

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