A Simple 2-Approximation for Maximum-Leaf Spanning Tree
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Abstract: For an -edge connected simple graph , finding a spanning tree of with the maximum number of leaves is MAXSNP-complete. The problem remains NP-complete even if is planar and the maximal degree of is at most four. Lu and Ravi gave the first known polynomial-time approximation algorithms with approximation factors and . Later, they obtained a -approximation algorithm that runs in near-linear time. The best known result is Solis-Oba, Bonsma, and Lowski's -time -approximation algorithm. We show an alternative simple -time -approximation algorithm whose analysis is simpler. This paper is dedicated to the cherished memory of our dear friend, Professor Takao Nishizeki.
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