The definition of $k-$ degeneracy is not clear to me. Could someone please explain how is degeneracy number different from maximum degree $\Delta G$ of the graph $G$? And second question is, does a ring graph has $k=2$?
2026-04-24 02:22:13.1776997333
Degeneracy number of a ring graph
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A tree has leaves, and therefore is $1$-degenerate, while the max degree is unlimited.
If by the ring graph you mean a cycle, then every subgraph of the cycle only has vertices of the degree $1$ and $2$, thus the cycle is $2$-degenerate.