The three-\B_1-branch conjecture for minimal-ABC trees
The three-\B_1-branch conjecture for minimal-ABC trees
Let a minimal-ABC tree be a tree minimizing the atom-bond connectivity index among trees of the relevant order, and let a -branch denote the branch type used in the paper's classification of such trees.
Three--branch conjecture. A minimal-ABC tree can contain at most three -branches.
The paper notes that this improves the proved upper bound of four and is close to the conjectured sharp bound. It is known to be attained by minimal-ABC trees with and vertices, while the general assertion remains open in the source.
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Darko Dimitrov, “On structural properties of trees with minimal atom-bond connectivity index II”, arXiv:1501.05752 (2015).
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