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Let X be a regular graph with degree k ≥ 3 and order n. Then the number of spanning trees of X is κ ( X ) < γ κ c k n exp ( − ∑ i = 3 n k / 2 ( 1 − 2 i k n ) p i β i , k ( 1 / k ) ) , where γk, ck and βi,k(1/k) are positive constants, and pi is the number of equivalence classes of certain closed walks of length i in X.
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