Surprising identities for the greedy independent set on Cayley trees
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Abstract: We prove a surprising symmetry between the law of the size of the greedy independent set on a uniform Cayley tree of size and that of its complement. We show that has the same law as the number of vertices at even height in rooted at a uniform vertex. This enables us to compute the exact law of the . We also give a Markovian construction of the greedy independent set, which highlights the symmetry of and whose proof uses a new Markovian exploration of rooted Cayley trees which is of independent interest.
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