Spanning weakly even trees of graphs
Abstract
Let G be a graph (with multiple edges allowed) and let T be a tree in G. We say that T is even if every leaf of T belongs to the same part of the bipartition of T, and that T is weakly even if every leaf of T that has maximum degree in G belongs to the same part of the bipartition of T. We confirm two recent conjectures of Jackson and Yoshimoto by showing that every connected graph that is not a regular bipartite graph has a spanning weakly even tree.
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