The matrix-tree theorem expresses the weighted number of spanning trees of a finite graph as a cofactor of its Graph Laplacian. For a directed graph with out-Laplacian , deleting the row and column indexed by a root giveswhere the sum runs over directed spanning trees rooted towards .
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