Add to ORKGnetwork consists of a collection of nodes and a collection of connections that join pairs of nodes. In the language of mathematics, such an object is called a graph. Real-world objects such as the Internet (1), social networks (2), disease modeling (3), and bibliometric data harvesting are increasingly being modeled using graphs. When these objects do not have useful computer-based realizations, randomly generated graphs play a central role in their modeling (4). All of the models that have been rigorously analyzed thus far follow a common pattern in the emer-gence of the connectivity structure. On page 1453 of this issue, Achlioptas et al. (5
*Authors contributed equally Due to the widespread interest in networks as a representa-tion to inve...
In this chapter, we discuss complex networks as a prime example where the ideas from complexity theo...
The scientific study of networks, including computer networks, social networks, and biological netwo...
network consists of a collection of nodes and a collection of connections that join pairs of nodes. ...
Empirical findings have shown that many real-world networks share fascinating features. Indeed, many...
The science of social networks is a central \u85eld of sociological study, a major appli-cation of r...
This rigorous introduction to network science presents random graphs as models for real-world networ...
This rigorous introduction to network science presents random graphs as models for real-world networ...
Complex networks describe a variety of systems found in nature and society. Traditionally these syst...
Example descriptions for the model used in Fig 1A with description means similar to Fig 3B. (A) Netw...
This review of current research on networks emphasizes three strands of the literature on social net...
This paper highlights the most important benchmarks in the recent research history of network scienc...
Abstract. Networks are a powerful way to describe and represent social, technologi-cal, and biologic...
The notion of a network is ingrained in contemporary culture. In everyday English parlance, we casua...
We study the link structure of on-line social networks (OSNs), and introduce a new model for such ne...
*Authors contributed equally Due to the widespread interest in networks as a representa-tion to inve...
In this chapter, we discuss complex networks as a prime example where the ideas from complexity theo...
The scientific study of networks, including computer networks, social networks, and biological netwo...
network consists of a collection of nodes and a collection of connections that join pairs of nodes. ...
Empirical findings have shown that many real-world networks share fascinating features. Indeed, many...
The science of social networks is a central \u85eld of sociological study, a major appli-cation of r...
This rigorous introduction to network science presents random graphs as models for real-world networ...
This rigorous introduction to network science presents random graphs as models for real-world networ...
Complex networks describe a variety of systems found in nature and society. Traditionally these syst...
Example descriptions for the model used in Fig 1A with description means similar to Fig 3B. (A) Netw...
This review of current research on networks emphasizes three strands of the literature on social net...
This paper highlights the most important benchmarks in the recent research history of network scienc...
Abstract. Networks are a powerful way to describe and represent social, technologi-cal, and biologic...
The notion of a network is ingrained in contemporary culture. In everyday English parlance, we casua...
We study the link structure of on-line social networks (OSNs), and introduce a new model for such ne...
*Authors contributed equally Due to the widespread interest in networks as a representa-tion to inve...
In this chapter, we discuss complex networks as a prime example where the ideas from complexity theo...
The scientific study of networks, including computer networks, social networks, and biological netwo...