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Unimodality of Independence Polynomials for Sufficiently Large Forests
We prove that the independence sequence of every sufficiently large forest is unimodal. The result follows from establishing log-concavity on a central interval of the sequence, along with monotonicity of the initial and final segments. The main analytic step is a central limit theorem for the size
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