Narins–Pokrovskiy–Szabó conjecture on leaf-to-leaf path lengths in 1–3 trees
Narins–Pokrovskiy–Szabó conjecture on leaf-to-leaf path lengths in 1–3 trees
A 1–3 tree is a tree in which every vertex has degree either or . Narins–Pokrovskiy–Szabó conjecture. Every 1–3 tree of order has leaf-to-leaf paths of at least
distinct lengths. The source proves this claim as a consequence of a stronger theorem for arbitrary trees with bounded maximum degree, so the conjecture is solved.
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Francesco Di Braccio, Kyriakos Katsamaktsis, Jie Ma, Alexandru Malekshahian and Ziyuan Zhao, “Leaf-to-leaf paths and cycles in degree-critical graphs”, arXiv:2504.11656 (2026).
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