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A346916 Decimal expansion of the limit as N->oo of the mean number of singletons per forest in the rooted forests of N vertices.

Original entry on oeis.org

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Author

Kevin Ryde, Aug 07 2021

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Comments

There are A000081(N+1) rooted forests of N vertices and A087803(N) singletons in those forests, so the present constant is S = lim_{N->oo} A087803(N) / A000081(N+1).
The respective asymptotic formulas for A000081 and A087803 show that S = 1/(d-1) where d=A051491 is the growth power of rooted trees and forests.

Examples

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Crossrefs

Cf. A051491 (rooted tree growth), A346915 (vpar mems).
Cf. A000081 (number of rooted forests), A087803 (total singletons).
Cf. A261124 (mean number of component trees).

Formula

Equals 1/(A051491 - 1).
Equals (A346915 - 2)/3.