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 On the edge independence number of a random $(n,n)$-tree Bull. Korean Math. Soc. 1996 Vol. 33, No. 1, 119-126 J. H. Cho and Moo Ha Woo Korea University and Korea University Abstract : An $(n, n)$-tree is a connected, acyclic, bipartite graph with $n$ light and $n$ dark vertices. Uniform probability is assigned to the space, $\Gamma(n, n)$, of $(n, n)$-trees. In this paper, we apply Hall's theorem to determine bounds for the edgeindependence numbers for almost all $(n,n)$-trees in $\Gamma(n,n)$. Consequently, we find that for almost all $(n,n)$-trees the percentage of dark vertices in a maximum matching is at least. Keywords : Independence Number, Probabilistic Method MSC numbers : 05C80 Downloads: Full-text PDF