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    In accordance with the title, a new upper bound for the number of spanning trees, the so-called complexity \(K(G)\), of a simple graph G is presented. If n denotes the number of vertices of G (with at least one edge) and \(d_ 1(G)\geq...\geq d_ n(G)\) is a degree sequence then \[ K(G)\leq (\frac{n}{n-1})^{n-1}\frac{\prod d_ i(G)}{\sum d_ i(G)}. \]
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    complexity of a graph
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    spanning trees
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