Continuous-Time Independent Edge-Markovian Random Graph Process

In this paper, the continuous-time independent edge-Markovian random graph process model is constructed. The authors also define the interval isolated nodes of the random graph process, study the distribution sequence of the number of isolated nodes and the probability of having no isolated nodes wh...

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Published inChinese annals of mathematics. Serie B Vol. 37; no. 1; pp. 73 - 82
Main Authors Du, Ruijie, Wang, Hanxing, Fu, Yunbin
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2016
School of Mathematics and Information, Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce, Shanghai 201620, China%School of Mathematics and Information, Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce, Shanghai 201620,China
Department of Mathematics, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444, China
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Summary:In this paper, the continuous-time independent edge-Markovian random graph process model is constructed. The authors also define the interval isolated nodes of the random graph process, study the distribution sequence of the number of isolated nodes and the probability of having no isolated nodes when the initial distribution of the random graph process is stationary distribution, derive the lower limit of the probability in which two arbitrary nodes are connected and the random graph is also connected, and prove that the random graph is almost everywhere connected when the number of nodes is sufficiently large.
Bibliography:In this paper, the continuous-time independent edge-Markovian random graph process model is constructed. The authors also define the interval isolated nodes of the random graph process, study the distribution sequence of the number of isolated nodes and the probability of having no isolated nodes when the initial distribution of the random graph process is stationary distribution, derive the lower limit of the probability in which two arbitrary nodes are connected and the random graph is also connected, and prove that the random graph is almost everywhere connected when the number of nodes is sufficiently large.
31-1329/O1
Complex networks, Random graph, Random graph process, Stationary distribution, Independent edge-Markovian random graph process
ISSN:0252-9599
1860-6261
DOI:10.1007/s11401-015-0941-5