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Spanning Trees of a Claw-Free Graph Whose Reducible Stems Have Few Leaves
Let T be a tree. The reducible stem of T is the smallest subtree that contains all branch vertices of T. In this paper, we first use a new technique of Gould and Shull [5] to state a new short proof for a result of Kano et al. [10] on the spanning tree with a bounded number of leaves in a claw-free graph. After that, we use a similar idea to prove a sharp sufficient condition for a claw-free graph having a spanning tree whose reducible stem has few leaves.
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The journal publishes original research papers on various fields of mathematics, e.g., algebra, algebraic geometry, analysis, combinatorics, dynamical systems, geometry, mathematical logic, mathematical statistics, number theory, probability theory, set theory, statistical physics and topology.