On roots of Wiener polynomials of trees
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Abstract: The emph{Wiener polynomial} of a connected graph is the polynomial where is the diameter of , and is the number of pairs of vertices at distance from each other. We examine the roots of Wiener polynomials of trees. We prove that the collection of real Wiener roots of trees is dense in , and the collection of complex Wiener roots of trees is dense in . We also prove that the maximum modulus among all Wiener roots of trees of order is between and , and we determine the unique tree that achieves the maximum for . Finally, we find trees of arbitrarily large diameter whose Wiener roots are all real.
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