Abstract
A qualitative discussion of the approach to planarity (i.e., the $t$ behavior of the nonplanar contributions) in the framework of the topological expansion is presented. It is pointed out that---under certain assumptions---it is possible to connect this problem with the $t$ behavior of the average multiplicity. The asymptotic-planarity condition is opposite to the prediction of the random-walk model.
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