Lecture

Matrix Tree Theorem

Description

This lecture covers the Matrix Tree Theorem, which states that the number of spanning trees in a connected graph is related to the eigenvalues of its Laplace matrix. It explains how to calculate the number of spanning trees using submatrices and provides examples and proofs.

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Mathematics

Discrete mathematics: Graph theory

Algebra: Linear algebra

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