Complete r-ary patterns, H_r(T) and the two-point leaf-height case #
Source lines 458–473 (H_r, H_{r,k}), 827–833 (raw-count characterization of the maximum),
2453–2476 and 2625–2642 (inventory U07), 3031–3042 and 3274–3296 (inventory U09).
- U07:
completeTree r k = H_{r,k}hasinternalCount = kandleafCount = 1forr = 1, andinternalCount = (r^k - 1)/(r - 1),leafCount = r^kforr ≥ 2(internalCount_completeTree_one,internalCount_completeTree_of_two_le,leafCount_completeTree); the root occurrence probability isπ_k = 𝐏(H_{r,k} ≺ 𝒯) = μ_1^k(r = 1) orμ_r^{(r^k-1)/(r-1)}(r ≥ 2) (bienayme_embeds_completeTree_one,bienayme_embeds_completeTree_of_two_le, and real forms), a specialization of U06 (bienayme_embeds_eq). H_r(T) = maxCompleteHeight r T(forr ≥ 1): the set{k : ∃ u, H_{r,k} ≺ T_u}contains0, is downward closed and bounded by|T|, soH_r(T) ≥ k ↔ ∃ u, H_{r,k} ≺ T_u ↔ N_k(T) ≥ 1(le_maxCompleteHeight_iff,le_maxCompleteHeight_iff_markCount_pos).- U09, geometric half: if every vertex of
Thas outdegree0orκ(κ ≥ 1), thenλ_∅(T) ≥ k ↔ H_{κ,k} ≺ T(le_rootLeafHeight_iff_embeds) andλ(T) = H_κ(T)(leafHeight_eq_maxCompleteHeight). Ifc = 1 - κμ_κ = 0, this holds almost surely for the Bienaymé tree and for the size-conditioned trees, and𝐏(λ_∅(𝒯) ≥ k) = μ_κ^{(κ^k-1)/(κ-1)}.
U07: counts and root occurrence probability of H_{r,k} #
H_{r,k} has r^k leaves (r ≥ 1).
H_{r,k} has 1 + r + ⋯ + r^{k-1} internal vertices (r ≥ 1).
s_{1,k} = k.
s_{r,k} = (r^k - 1)/(r - 1) for r ≥ 2.
ℓ_{1,k} = 1.
π_k = 𝐏(H_{r,k} ≺ 𝒯) = μ_r^{s_{r,k}} (source lines 2468–2476).
The maximal complete height H_r(T) #
H_{r,k+1} ≺ T iff the root has exactly r children and H_{r,k} ≺ each of them.
A pattern has at most as many vertices as the trees it embeds into.
H_r(T) ≥ k ↔ ∃ u ∈ T, H_{r,k} ≺ T_u, for r ≥ 1.
H_r(T) ≥ k ↔ N_k(T) = ∑_{u ∈ T} 1{H_{r,k} ≺ T_u} ≥ 1 (source lines 827–833).
The maximum H_r(T) is attained.
U09: outdegrees in {0, κ} #
If every vertex of T has outdegree 0 or κ ≥ 1, then
λ_∅(T) ≥ k ↔ H_{κ,k} ≺ T (source lines 3040–3042).
U09: if every vertex of T has outdegree 0 or κ ≥ 1, then λ(T) = H_κ(T)
(source lines 3277–3280).
Almost surely every outdegree of a μ-Bienaymé tree lies in the support of μ.
U09: if c = 1 - κμ_κ = 0 then almost surely λ(𝒯) = H_κ(𝒯).
U09 for the size-conditioned tree: if c = 0 then λ(𝒯^n) = H_κ(𝒯^n) almost surely.
If c = 0: 𝐏(λ_∅(𝒯) ≥ k) = 𝐏(H_{κ,k} ≺ 𝒯).
If c = 0: π_k = 𝐏(λ_∅(𝒯) ≥ k) = μ_κ^{(κ^k-1)/(κ-1)} (source line 3283).