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The number of spanning trees of the generalized Boolean \(n\)-cube network
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    The number of spanning trees of the generalized Boolean \(n\)-cube network (English)
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    In this paper, the well-known Boolean \(n\)-cube networks are extended to the generalized Boolean \(n\)-cube networks which are based on a mixed radix number system. Although a classic theorem -- the matrix tree theorem -- can compute the number of spanning trees of any graph, however, we derive a simple formula for this general structure.
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    Boolean \(n\)-cube networks
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    mixed radix number system
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    matrix tree theorem
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    spanning trees
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