Logarithmic edge-length ratios for planar drawings of 2-trees
Zahra Sabaei, Yasmin Tousinejad, Fatemeh Emami
Source abstract
For a planar graph with at least one edge, let be the infimum of the ratio of the longest to the shortest edge length over all planar straight-line drawings of . We prove that every -vertex -tree satisfies . This improves the known upper bound and, together with the lower bound of Blažej, Fiala and Liotta, shows that the maximum of over -vertex -trees is . The proof adapts Biedl's recursive bar construction using nonintegral heights and applies a height-preserving straightening theorem.
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