Matching behaviour is asymptotically normal
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- Asymptotic normality of a class of discrete power series distributions
- Tree and forest weights and their application to nonuniform random graphs
- MAX-plus objects to study the complexity of graphs
- Asymptotic normality of Laplacian coefficients of graphs
- The partition polynomial of a finite set system
- Asymptotic normality of associated Lah numbers
- Central and local limit theorems for the coefficients of polynomials associated with the Laguerre ones
- Disordered monomer-dimer model on cylinder graphs
- Developments in the theory of graph spectra
- The behaviour of (n over \(k,\dots ,k,n-ik)c^ i/i!\) is asymptotically normal
- Analytic properties of sextet polynomials of hexagonal systems
- Asymptotic normality of the coefficients of polynomials associated with the Gegenbauer ones
- Several improved asymptotic normality criteria and their applications to graph polynomials
- Gibbs' Measures on Combinatorial Objects and the Central Limit Theorem for an Exponential Family of Random Trees
- The asymptotic normality of adjacency coefficients of bipartite graphs and skew-adjacency coefficients of oriented graphs
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