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"z^k" class="copylinks" target="_blank">{Link without Title} g(z)^n</math> is zero for ''k''<''n'' (remember that ''g'' does not include objects of size zero) and when <math>k \ge n </math> we have <math>n!k!</math> and the order <math>G</math> of ''G'' divides the order of <math>S_n</math>, which is <math>n!</math>, by Lagrange's theorem The conclusion is that the EGF of the labelled configurations is given by
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