Abstract
A graph is termed d-meshy if it can be isomorphicaly embedded in the universal d-dimensional mesh (grid) M d . We investigate the d-meshiness of tree graphs, especially for d = 2. Trees of minimum order that are nonmeshy are identified. It is shown that for any d and n≧2, there exists an h such that the full n-ary tree of height h is not d-meshy. Spreading mesh embeddings of trees that preserve distance from the root are discussed, qs well as the characterization of meshy trees by their degree sequences.
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