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The longest edge of the random minimal spanning tree
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1997
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EngineeringNetwork AnalysisEducationNearest Neighbor GraphRandom GraphStochastic GeometryDiscrete MathematicsN PointsProbabilistic Graph TheoryCombinatorial OptimizationApproximation TheoryProbability TheoryGraph MinorNetwork ScienceGraph TheoryLongest EdgePoisson BoundaryMinimal Spanning TreeExtremal Graph Theory
For n points placed uniformly at random on the unit square, suppose $M_n$ (respectively, $M'_n$) denotes the longest edge-length of the nearest neighbor graph (respectively, the minimal spanning tree) on these points. It is known that the distribution of $n \pi M_n^2 - \log n$ converges weakly to the double exponential; we give a new proof of this. We show that $P[M'_n = M_n] \to 1$, so that the same weak convergence holds for $M'_n$ .
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