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Counting Spanning Forests

Daniel Pragel ⟨dpragel@ggc.edu⟩

Abstract:

A spanning forest of a graph G is an acyclic spanning subgraph of G. When a spanning forest has a single connected component, it is referred to as a spanning tree. A well known theorem from Kirchhoff uses the Laplacian Matrix of G to count the number of spanning trees of G. We extend this method to spanning forests.

Notes:

This talk is based on work completed with J.C. Price and Daniel Pinzon of Georgia Gwinnett College.

Scheduled for: 2025-03-01 10:20 AM: Contributed Paper Session II-6 #2 in Phillips 220

Status: Accepted

Collection: Contributed Papers

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