The pebbling number of Fibonacci cubes
Abstract
The n-th Fibonacci cube Γn is the subgraph of the hypercube Qn induced by binary strings with no two consecutive ones. We determine π(Γn) = 2n for n 6, so the pebbling number of Γn equals that of the ambient hypercube Qn despite Γn having far fewer vertices. The lower bound is a standard potential argument. For the upper bound, the Weight Function Lemma yields 2n+1 -- one too many -- so we close the gap by exhaustive MILP verification. We conjecture π(Γn) = 2n for all n.
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