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Counterexamples to Aigner's majorization conjecture for star-forest search
In adaptive quantitative group testing with exactly two defective items, each test reports how many defectives lie in a chosen subset. We study configurations in which the possible defective pairs form the edges of a star forest. Aigner proved a necessary majorization condition on the ordered star s
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