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On deformation of polygonal dendrites preserving the intersection graph. / Drozdov, Dmitry; Samuel, Mary; Tetenov, Andrei.

In: Art of Discrete and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 4, No. 2, P2.07, 17.02.2021.

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Drozdov D, Samuel M, Tetenov A. On deformation of polygonal dendrites preserving the intersection graph. Art of Discrete and Applied Mathematics. 2021 Feb 17;4(2):P2.07. doi: 10.26493/2590-9770.1375.12a

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Drozdov, Dmitry ; Samuel, Mary ; Tetenov, Andrei. / On deformation of polygonal dendrites preserving the intersection graph. In: Art of Discrete and Applied Mathematics. 2021 ; Vol. 4, No. 2.

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abstract = "Let S = S1, ..., Sm be a system of contracting similarities of R2. The attractor K(S) of the system S is a non-empty compact set satisfying K = S1(K) ∪ ... ∪ Sm(K). We consider contractible polygonal systems S which are defined by a finite family of polygons whose intersection graph is a tree and therefore the attractor K(S) is a dendrite. We find conditions under which a deformation S0 of a contractible polygonal system S has the same intersection graph and therefore the attractor K(S0) is a self-similar dendrite which is isomorphic to the attractor K of the system S.",
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