Generating formulas for the number of trees in a graph
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- Enumeration of spanning trees containing given subgraphs
- Formulas for the number of trees in certain incomplete graphs
- On trees of a graph and their generation
- The Fibonacci numbers via trigonometric expressions
- The number of trees
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(11)- On topological approaches to network theory
- Chebyshev polynomials and spanning tree formulas for circulant and related graphs
- The Fibonacci numbers via trigonometric expressions
- On the independent set sequence of a tree
- Finding the graph with the maximum number of spanning trees
- A certain polynomial of a graph and graphs with an extremal number of trees
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- Tree counting polynomials for labelled graphs. I: Properties
- Formulas for the number of trees in certain incomplete graphs
- On enumerating paths of K arcs in unoriented complete graphs
- Indirect counting trees in linear graphs
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