Drawing a rooted tree as a rooted y-monotone minimum spanning tree
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Abstract: Given a rooted point set , the rooted Monotone Minimum Spanning Tree (rooted MMST) of is the spanning geometric graph of in which all the vertices are connected to the root by some monotone path and the sum of the Euclidean lengths of its edges is the minimum. We show that the maximum degree of a rooted MMST is not bounded by a constant number. We give a linear time algorithm that draws any rooted tree as a rooted MMST and also show that there exist rooted trees that can be drawn as rooted MMSTs only in a grid of exponential area.
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