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Restrictive Patterns of Combinatorial Structures via Comparative Analysis

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Asymptotic probabilities of decomposable combinatorial structures with a fortiori prescribed properties are studied as the sizes unboundedly increase. A comparative analysis of the power series coefficients is applied.

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Manstavičius, E. Restrictive Patterns of Combinatorial Structures via Comparative Analysis. Ann. Comb. 19, 545–555 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00026-015-0275-8

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