The maximum agreement subtree problem
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Abstract: In this paper we investigate an extremal problem on binary phylogenetic trees. Given two such trees and , both with leaf-set , we are interested in the size of the largest subset of leaves in a common subtree of and . We show that any two binary phylogenetic trees have a common subtree on leaves, thus improving on the previously known bound of due to M. Steel and L. Szekely. To achieve this improved bound, we first consider two special cases of the problem: when one of the trees is balanced or a caterpillar, we show that the largest common subtree has leaves. We then handle the general case by proving and applying a Ramsey-type result: that every binary tree contains either a large balanced subtree or a large caterpillar. We also show that there are constants such that, when both trees are balanced, they have a common subtree on leaves. We conjecture that it is possible to take in the unrooted case, and both and in the rooted case.
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