AbstractOver all plane trees with n edges, the total number of vertices with odd degree is twice the number of those with odd outdegree. Deutsch and Shapiro posed the problem of finding a direct two-to-one correspondence for this property. In this article, we give three different proofs via generating functions, an inductive proof and a two-to-one correspondence. Besides, we introduce two new sequences which enumerate plane trees according to the parity of the number of leaves. The explicit formulae for these sequences are given. As an application, the relation provides a simple proof for a problem concerning colored nets in Stanley's Catalan Addendum
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AbstractOver all plane trees with n edges, the total number of vertices with odd degree is twice the...
AbstractThe problem of counting plane trees with n edges and an even or an odd number of leaves has ...
A graph is called odd if there is an orientation of its edges and an automorphism that reverses the ...
Funding: SDF was supported by a St Leonard’s International Doctoral Fees Scholarship and a School of...
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In 1981, Erdős and Hajnal asked whether the sum of the reciprocals of the odd cycle lengths in a gra...
AbstractThe subject of each of the five sections of this paper is the planted plane trees discussed ...
AbstractThis paper gives a generating function for unlabelled graphs of order n. The coefficient of ...
AbstractA Kl-expansion consists of l vertex-disjoint trees, every two of which are joined by an edge...
AbstractOver all plane trees with n edges, the total number of vertices with odd degree is twice the...
AbstractThe problem of counting plane trees with n edges and an even or an odd number of leaves has ...
A graph is called odd if there is an orientation of its edges and an automorphism that reverses the ...
Funding: SDF was supported by a St Leonard’s International Doctoral Fees Scholarship and a School of...
Abstract. The problem of counting plane trees with n edges and an even or an odd number of leaves wa...
AbstractThe number of topologically different plane real algebraic curves of a given degree d has th...
AbstractWe introduce the notion of doubly rooted plane trees and give a decomposition of these trees...
AbstractWe consider plane rooted trees onn+1 vertices without branching points on odd levels. The nu...
AbstractThe even Aztec diamond ADn is known to have precisely four times more spanning trees than th...
In 1981, Erd\H{o}s and Hajnal asked whether the sum of the reciprocals of the odd cycle lengths in a...
AbstractIt is a known fact that the Wiener index (i.e. the sum of all distances between pairs of ver...
In 1981, Erdős and Hajnal asked whether the sum of the reciprocals of the odd cycle lengths in a gra...
AbstractThe subject of each of the five sections of this paper is the planted plane trees discussed ...
AbstractThis paper gives a generating function for unlabelled graphs of order n. The coefficient of ...
AbstractA Kl-expansion consists of l vertex-disjoint trees, every two of which are joined by an edge...