Vadim G. Vizing (English Wikipedia)

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In both Gutin & Toft (2000) and Soifer (2008), Vizing mentions that his work was motivated by Shannon's theorem. For the triangle lower bound example, see e.g. Colorful Mathematics.
The full name of this journal was Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. It was renamed Metody Diskretnogo Analiza in 1980 (the name given for it in Gutin & Toft (2000)) and discontinued in 1991 [1].

Shannon, Claude E. (1949), "A theorem on coloring the lines of a network", J. Math. Physics, 28 (1–4): 148–151, doi:10.1002/sapm1949281148, MR 0030203.
Goldberg, Mark (1983), The development of combinatorics in the USSR: a brief historical and mathematical survey, Delphic Associates, Falls Church, VA, p. 35, MR 0757359, Vizing has somewhat changed his research interests, from pure graph theory to schedule theory

Shannon, Claude E. (1949), "A theorem on coloring the lines of a network", J. Math. Physics, 28 (1–4): 148–151, doi:10.1002/sapm1949281148, MR 0030203.

Gutin, Gregory; Toft, Bjarne (December 2000), "Interview with Vadim G. Vizing" (PDF), European Mathematical Society Newsletter, 38: 22–23

Borodin, O. V., Памяти В. Г. Визинга [In memory of V. G. Vizing] (in Russian), Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, retrieved 2018-03-10

Mel'nikov, L. S. (2008), "О семинаре Зыкова в Новосибирске" [About Zykov's seminar in Novosibirsk] (PDF), in Kasyanov, V. N. (ed.), Parallel programs construction and optimization (in Russian), A.P. Ershov Institute of Informatics Systems, pp. 164–173