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Optimal Bounds on Spanning Tree Embeddings
We prove that the number of labelled embeddings of any $n$-vertex tree $T$ into an $n$-vertex graph $G$ of maximum degree $d$ satisfies $$ \mathrm{inj}(T,G) \leq (d/e)^n \exp(o_d(1) n). $$ The bound is sharp up to determining $o_d(1)$, even for paths, and the dependence of the error $\exp(o_d(1)n)$
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