Bounding mean orders of sub--trees of -trees
arXiv:2309.16545 · doi:10.37236/12426
Abstract
For a -tree , we prove that the maximum local mean order is attained in a -clique of degree and that it is not more than twice the global mean order. We also bound the global mean order if has no -cliques of degree and prove that for large order, the -star attains the minimum global mean order. These results solve the remaining problems of Stephens and Oellermann [J. Graph Theory 88 (2018), 61-79] concerning the mean order of sub--trees of -trees.
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