Globally balancing spanning trees
Abstract
We show that for every graph G that contains two edge-disjoint spanning trees, we can choose two edge-disjoint spanning trees T1,T2 of G such that |dT1(v)-dT2(v)|≤ 5 for all v ∈ V(G). We also prove the more general statement that for every positive integer k, there is a constant ck ∈ O( k) such that for every graph G that contains k edge-disjoint spanning trees, we can choose k edge-disjoint spanning trees T1,…,Tk of G satisfying |dTi(v)-dTj(v)|≤ ck for all v ∈ V(G) and i,j ∈ \1,…,k\. This resolves a conjecture of Kriesell.
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