Stars on trees
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Abstract: For a positive integer and a vertex of a graph , let denote the set of all independent sets of that have exactly elements and contain . Hurlbert and Kamat conjectured that for any and any tree , there exists a leaf of such that for each vertex of . They proved the conjecture for . For any , we construct a tree that has a vertex such that is not a leaf of , for any leaf of and any , and is the largest integer for which is non-empty. Therefore, the conjecture is not true for .
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