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Self Similarities of the Tower of Hanoi Graphs and a proof of the Frame-Stewart Conjecture

Published 17 Jan 2016 in math.CO | (1601.04298v1)

Abstract: Considering the symmetries and self similarity properties of the corresponding labeled graphs, it is shown that the minimal number of moves in the Tower of Hanoi game with p=4p =4 pegs and npn \geq p disks satisfies the recursive formula F(p,n)=min1in12F(p,i)+F(p1,ni) F(p,n) = \min_{1\leq i \leq n-1} { 2F(p,i) + F(p-1,n-i) } which proves the strong Frame-Stewart conjecture for the case p=4p=4. The method can be generalized to $p>4$.

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