Spanning Trees on Lattices and Integration Identities
Shu-Chiuan Chang, Wenya Wang
Abstract
For a lattice Λ with n vertices and dimension d equal or higher than two, the number of spanning trees NST(Λ) grows asymptotically as (n zΛ) in the thermodynamic limit. We present exact integral expressions for the asymptotic growth constant zΛ for spanning trees on several lattices. By taking different unit cells in the calculation, many integration identities can be obtained. We also give zΛ(p) on the homeomorphic expansion of k-regular lattices with p vertices inserted on each edge.
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