We study random walks and electrical resistances between pairs of vertices in products of graphs. Among the results we prove are the following. (1) In a graph G × P, where P is a path with endvertices x and y, and G is any graph, with vertices a and b, the resistance between vertices (a, x) and (b, v) is maximised at v = y. (2) In a graph G × Kn, for vertices x and y of the complete graph Kn and a, b of the graph G, the probability that a random walk, starting from (a, x), reaches (b, x) before (b, y) is at least 1/2
This thesis studies effective resistances of finite and infinite weighted graphs. Classical results ...
It is well known that the computation of the expected hitting times for random walks on graphs with ...
We prove expectation and concentration results for the following random variables on an Erd\H{o}s-R\...
We study random walks and electrical resistances between pairs of vertices in products of graphs. Am...
AbstractWe study random walks and electrical resistances between pairs of vertices in products of gr...
A graph is a set of vertices V (can be taken to be {1,2,...,n}) and edges E, where each edge is an e...
This paper studies an interesting graph measure that we call the effective graph resistance. The not...
AbstractThis paper studies an interesting graph measure that we call the effective graph resistance....
The binomial random graph model G(n; p), along with its near-twin sibling G(n; m), were the starting...
In this part we shall explore the tight relation between (simple) random walks and electric networks...
A survey is presented of known results concerning simple random walk on the class of distance-regula...
Disclaimer: These notes have not been subjected to the usual scrutiny reserved for formal publicatio...
Markov chains are used to describe random processes in discrete time, which have the property of bei...
AbstractIn this paper, using the intimate relations between random walks and electrical networks, we...
AbstractGiven a bipartite connected finite graph G=(V, E) and a vertex v0∈V, we consider a uniform p...
This thesis studies effective resistances of finite and infinite weighted graphs. Classical results ...
It is well known that the computation of the expected hitting times for random walks on graphs with ...
We prove expectation and concentration results for the following random variables on an Erd\H{o}s-R\...
We study random walks and electrical resistances between pairs of vertices in products of graphs. Am...
AbstractWe study random walks and electrical resistances between pairs of vertices in products of gr...
A graph is a set of vertices V (can be taken to be {1,2,...,n}) and edges E, where each edge is an e...
This paper studies an interesting graph measure that we call the effective graph resistance. The not...
AbstractThis paper studies an interesting graph measure that we call the effective graph resistance....
The binomial random graph model G(n; p), along with its near-twin sibling G(n; m), were the starting...
In this part we shall explore the tight relation between (simple) random walks and electric networks...
A survey is presented of known results concerning simple random walk on the class of distance-regula...
Disclaimer: These notes have not been subjected to the usual scrutiny reserved for formal publicatio...
Markov chains are used to describe random processes in discrete time, which have the property of bei...
AbstractIn this paper, using the intimate relations between random walks and electrical networks, we...
AbstractGiven a bipartite connected finite graph G=(V, E) and a vertex v0∈V, we consider a uniform p...
This thesis studies effective resistances of finite and infinite weighted graphs. Classical results ...
It is well known that the computation of the expected hitting times for random walks on graphs with ...
We prove expectation and concentration results for the following random variables on an Erd\H{o}s-R\...