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Series expansions in powers of the concentration p for elastic and other susceptibilities of randomly diluted elastic networks have been generated for a bond-bending model on a honeycomb lattice up to 13th order, and for the central-force model on a triangular lattice up to 22nd order, in p. Critical exponents for both models and the critical threshold of the central-force problem have been estimated by Pad\'e-approximant-analysis techniques. We obtain exponent estimates that are consistent with scaling relations and other calculations. For the bond-bending model, the effective splay elastic constant scales like Lₛₚ^-φ/{ν} with φₛₚ=1.20±{}0.015. For central-force elastic percolation, we find {β}+{γ}=1.9±{}0.2 and {ν}=1.1±{}0.2.
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