AbstractIt is known that in the Tower of Hanoi graphs there are at most two different shortest paths between any fixed pair of vertices. A formula is given that counts, for a given vertex v, the number of vertices u such that there are two shortest u,v-paths. The formula is expressed in terms of Stern’s diatomic sequence b(n) (n≥0) and implies that only for vertices of degree two this number is zero. Plane embeddings of the Tower of Hanoi graphs are also presented that provide an explicit description of b(n) as the number of elements of the sets of vertices of the Tower of Hanoi graphs intersected by certain lines in the plane
Combinatorial properties of the multipeg Tower of Hanoi problem on n discs and p pegs are studied T...
Pascal Knows Hanoi is an exposition of the article Towers and Triangles of Professor Claus by David ...
Abstract. The -number of a graph G is the minimum value such that G admits a labeling with labels f...
It is known that in the Tower of Hanoi graphs there are at most two different shortest paths between...
AbstractIt is known that in the Tower of Hanoi graphs there are at most two different shortest paths...
summary:For any $n\ge 1$ and any $k\ge 1$, a graph $S(n,k)$ is introduced. Vertices of $S(n,k)$ are ...
This summer we explored a specific variation of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle: the disks can only move t...
Three algorithms for finding the shortest path between two vertices with arbitrary labels of any fra...
AbstractThe Hanoi graphs Hpn model the p-pegs n-discs Tower of Hanoi problem(s). It was previously k...
Metric properties of Hanoi graphs Hnp are not as well understood as those of the closely related, bu...
AbstractThe generalized Tower of Hanoi problem with h≥4 pegs is known to require a sub-exponentially...
In contrast to the widespread interest in the Frame-Stewart conjecture (FSC) about the optimal numbe...
The number of spanning trees of a graph is an important invariant related to topological and dynamic...
The Tower of Hanoi puzzle with its disks and poles is familiar to students in mathematics and comput...
Abstract. A set of vertices S of a graph G is a geodetic set of G if every vertex v < S lies on a...
Combinatorial properties of the multipeg Tower of Hanoi problem on n discs and p pegs are studied T...
Pascal Knows Hanoi is an exposition of the article Towers and Triangles of Professor Claus by David ...
Abstract. The -number of a graph G is the minimum value such that G admits a labeling with labels f...
It is known that in the Tower of Hanoi graphs there are at most two different shortest paths between...
AbstractIt is known that in the Tower of Hanoi graphs there are at most two different shortest paths...
summary:For any $n\ge 1$ and any $k\ge 1$, a graph $S(n,k)$ is introduced. Vertices of $S(n,k)$ are ...
This summer we explored a specific variation of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle: the disks can only move t...
Three algorithms for finding the shortest path between two vertices with arbitrary labels of any fra...
AbstractThe Hanoi graphs Hpn model the p-pegs n-discs Tower of Hanoi problem(s). It was previously k...
Metric properties of Hanoi graphs Hnp are not as well understood as those of the closely related, bu...
AbstractThe generalized Tower of Hanoi problem with h≥4 pegs is known to require a sub-exponentially...
In contrast to the widespread interest in the Frame-Stewart conjecture (FSC) about the optimal numbe...
The number of spanning trees of a graph is an important invariant related to topological and dynamic...
The Tower of Hanoi puzzle with its disks and poles is familiar to students in mathematics and comput...
Abstract. A set of vertices S of a graph G is a geodetic set of G if every vertex v < S lies on a...
Combinatorial properties of the multipeg Tower of Hanoi problem on n discs and p pegs are studied T...
Pascal Knows Hanoi is an exposition of the article Towers and Triangles of Professor Claus by David ...
Abstract. The -number of a graph G is the minimum value such that G admits a labeling with labels f...