Blocks and cut vertices of the Buneman graph
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Abstract: Given a set of bipartitions of some finite set of cardinality at least 2, one can associate to a canonical -labeled graph , called the Buneman graph. This graph has several interesting mathematical properties - for example, it is a median network and therefore an isometric subgraph of a hypercube. It is commonly used as a tool in studies of DNA sequences gathered from populations. In this paper, we present some results concerning the {em cut vertices} of , i.e., vertices whose removal disconnect the graph, as well as its {em blocks} or 2-{em connected components} - results that yield, in particular, an intriguing generalization of the well-known fact that is a tree if and only if any two splits in are compatible.
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