Abstract

A finite tree TT with ∣V(T)∣≥2|V(T)| \geq 2 is called {\it automorphism-free} if there is no non-trivial automorphism of TT. Let AFT\mathcal{AFT} be the poset with the element set of all finite automorphism-free trees (up to graph isomorphism) ordered by T1⪯T2T_1 \preceq T_2 if T1T_1 can be obtained from T2T_2 by successively deleting one leaf at a time in such a way that each intermediate tree is also automorphism-free. In this paper, we prove that AFT\mathcal{AFT} has a unique minimal element. This result gives an affirmative answer to the question asked by Rupinski.

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