Induction on Descent in Leaper Graphs
Nikolai Beluhov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel inductive method called induction on descent to analyze leaper graphs, constructing an infinite tree structure to relate various leapers and prove properties about their graphs.
Contribution
It develops a new proof technique that systematically relates leaper graphs through transformations, enabling comprehensive analysis of skew free leapers.
Findings
Established theorems about all skew free leapers
Developed a recursive framework for leaper graph analysis
Resolved several open questions in leaper graph theory
Abstract
We construct an infinite ternary tree whose root is the knight and whose vertices are all skew free leapers. We define the descent of a skew free leaper to be its "address" within . We introduce three transformations which relate the leaper graphs of a skew free leaper to the leaper graphs of its three children in . By starting with the knight and then applying these transformations so as to advance throughout , we can establish theorems about all skew free leapers. We call this proof technique induction on descent and with its help we resolve a number of questions about leaper graphs.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Polynomial and algebraic computation
