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Poisson limit for strictly balanced subgraph counts (XH​(G(n,cn−v/e))⇒Po(ce/a))

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Here v,e,a are the numbers of vertices, edges and graph automorphisms of H. Vertex-disjoint ordered r-tuples contribute (n)rv​pre/ar→(ce/a)r to the factorial moment. Adding a copy overlapping the previous union in f vertices and g edges changes the power of n by −f+(v/e)g≤0, strictly when the intersection is a proper nonempty subgraph. The first overlap is strict because H is connected and the previous copies are disjoint. Finitely many overlap types therefore contribute o(1). The factorial-moment criterion for Poisson convergence gives the result.

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