AbstractIt is known that for a random walk on a connected graph G on N vertices {xl,…,xN} satisfying υ(xi)≤ k for all i [υ(xi) is the valence of xi] , the maximum expected number of steps to get from one vertex to another has a bound of order kN(N−1). We give simple sufficient conditions under which, even though υ(xi= O>(N) for all i, the expected hitting times have bounds of orders N, N32, or N52
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We study random walks on trees, where we iteratively move from one vertex to a randomly chosen adjac...
This article deals with random walks on arbitrary graphs. We consider the cover time of finite graph...
AbstractA random walk on a graph is defined in which a particle moves from one vertex to any adjoini...
For random walks on finite graphs, we record some equalities, inequalities and limit theorems (as th...
It is well known that the computation of the expected hitting times for random walks on graphs with ...
Consider the random walk on graphs such that, at each step, the next visited vertex is a neighbor of...
International audienceConsider the random walk on graphs such that, at each step, the next visited v...
We study graph-theoretic properties of the trace of a random walk on a random graph. We show that fo...
We derive a closed-form formula for the expected hitting times of general random walks on trees with...
AbstractStandard random walks on finite graphs select the vertex visited next to the adjacent vertic...
This thesis studies the cover time of random walks on finite connected graphs. Work contains the der...
A token located at some vertex v of a connected, undirected graph G on n vertices is said to be taki...
This thesis is a contribution to the covering times problems for random walks on graphs. By consider...
We find explicit values for the expected hitting times between neighboring vertices of random walks ...
We prove that the expected time for a random walk to cover all n vertices of a graph is at least (1 ...
We study random walks on trees, where we iteratively move from one vertex to a randomly chosen adjac...
This article deals with random walks on arbitrary graphs. We consider the cover time of finite graph...