Improved bounds for spanning trees with many leaves
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Cited in
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- Flexible List Colorings in Graphs with Special Degeneracy Conditions
- A Simple 2-Approximation for Maximum-Leaf Spanning Tree
- The \(k\)-leaf spanning tree problem admits a klam value of 39
- Flexible list colorings in graphs with special degeneracy conditions
- Spanning Trees with Many Leaves in Graphs With Minimum Degree Three
- A 2-approximation algorithm for finding a spanning tree with maximum number of leaves
- Connected domination
- Spanning trees with few non-leaves
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