Encoding and decoding algorithms for unlabeled trees

Trees considered in this article, in which at least two receivers emanate from each internal vertex, are found in the works by E. Schroder, R. Stanley, O.V. Kuzmin, etc. Encoding and decoding algorithms for unlabeled planar rooted trees with a given number of end vertices, root receivers, and a sequ...

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