Davoud Abdi Kalow, Claude Laflamme, Atsushi Tateno, Robert Woodrow
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An example of Tateno disproving conjectures of Bonato–Tardif, Thomasse, and Tyomkyn
In his 2008 thesis [16] , Tateno claimed a counterexample to the Bonato–Tardif conjecture regarding the number of equimorphy classes of trees. In this paper we revisit Tateno’s unpublished ideas to provide a rigorous exposition, constructing locally finite trees having an arbitrary finite number of equimorphy classes; an adaptation provides partial orders with a similar conclusion. At the same time these examples also disprove conjectures by Thomassé and Tyomkyn.
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The first issue of the "Abhandlungen aus dem Mathematischen Seminar der Universität Hamburg" was published in the year 1921. This international mathematical journal has since then provided a forum for significant research contributions. The journal covers all central areas of pure mathematics, such as algebra, complex analysis and geometry, differential geometry and global analysis, graph theory and discrete mathematics, Lie theory, number theory, and algebraic topology.