Exponential growth constants for spanning forests on Archimedean lattices: values and comparisons of upper bounds
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Abstract: We compare our upper bounds on the exponential growth constant characterizing the asymptotic behavior of spanning forests on Archimedean lattices with recently derived upper bounds. Our upper bounds on , which are very close to the respective values of that we have calculated, are shown to be significantly better for these lattices than the new upper bounds.
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