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Graham's conjecture on tree reconstruction
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On December 22nd, 2008 Anonymous says:
Does for any tree T there exist n that L^n(T) is a regular graph? Or perhaps for all graph?
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Does for any tree T there exist n that L^n(T) is a regular graph? Or perhaps for all graph?