Find "P. Erdős and R.J. Wilson, On the Chromatic Index" Paper

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The discussion centers on the difficulty of accessing the paper "On the chromatic index of almost all graphs" by P. Erdős and R.J. Wilson, published in the Journal of Combinatorial Theory. The original poster notes that while the journal is available on ScienceDirect, only the abstract is accessible, and they cannot find a hard copy in their library. Participants suggest contacting a librarian for interlibrary loan options, as many libraries can obtain articles from other institutions. One user offers to share their access to the full article by sending a PDF directly to the original poster's email.
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I need to get this paper:

"P. Erdős and R.J. Wilson, On the chromatic index of almost all graphs, J. Comb. Theory, Ser. B 23 (1977), 255-257"

J. Comb. Theory is on ScienceDirect, but they only have the abstract online, and I can't find a hard copy of this journal in my library. Does anyone have any ideas?
 
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Ask your librarian... in many cases if your library doesn't have the article, it can be sent over from another library.

http://www.oclc.org/illiad/ if you're curious (but you don't need to worry about how the system works ;-)
 
I have access to the full article. If you give me your email I could send you the pdf.
 
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