Left-right double trees. - Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 1971)

On one of the boundaries of the constituent conception of grammar. - Ladislav Nebeský (Kybernetika, 1971)

A planar test of linguistic projectivity. - Ladislav Nebeský (Kybernetika, 1972)

An outerplanar test of linguistic projectivity. - Ladislav Nebeský (Kybernetika, 1973)

On induced subgraphs of a block. - Ladislav Nebesky (J. Graph Theory, 1977)

Some sufficient conditions for the existence of a 1-factor. - Ladislav Nebesky (J. Graph Theory, 1978)

Every connected, locally connected graph is upper embeddable. - Ladislav Nebesky (J. Graph Theory, 1981)

The set of geodesics in a graph. - Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 2001)

Greedy F-colorings of graphs. - Gary Chartrand; Ladislav Nebesky; Ping Zhang 004 (Discret. Math., 2003)

Modular and median signpost systems and their underlying graphs. - Henry Martyn Mulder; Ladislav Nebesky (Discuss. Math. Graph Theory, 2003)

Signpost Systems and Their Underlying Graphs. - Henry Martyn Mulder; Ladislav Nebesky (Electron. Notes Discret. Math., 2003)

Intervals and steps in a connected graph. - Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 2004)

Radio k-colorings of paths. - Gary Chartrand; Ladislav Nebesky; Ping Zhang 004 (Discuss. Math. Graph Theory, 2004)

Hamiltonian colorings of graphs. - Gary Chartrand; Ladislav Nebesky; Ping Zhang 004 (Discret. Appl. Math., 2005)

Leaps: an approach to the block structure of a graph. - Henry Martyn Mulder; Ladislav Nebesky (Discuss. Math. Graph Theory, 2006)

The interval function of a connected graph and road systems. - Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 2007)

Distance defined by spanning trees in graphs. - Gary Chartrand; Ladislav Nebesky; Ping Zhang 004 (Discuss. Math. Graph Theory, 2007)

Axiomatic characterization of the interval function of a graph. - Henry Martyn Mulder; Ladislav Nebesky (Eur. J. Comb., 2009)

Distance-hereditary graphs and signpost systems. - Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 2010)

Guides and shortcuts in graphs. - Henry Martyn Mulder; Ladislav Nebesky (Discret. Math., 2013)