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Hubs and communities
In most networks, there are elements that have a huge amount of direct connections to others, and these individuals tend to be rather important. They are called super-spreaders or hubs.
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Mathematical rulers in Game of Thrones•
November 27 2019, by Clara StegehuisThe moment millions of fans have waited for is there: the finale of Game of Thrones. 75 characters in different parts of the world, fighting to be the ruler of the iron throne. But who is the mathematical ruler of the iron throne?Read article - Article
Financial Economics: Informal Collaboration, Networks, and Gender••
December 12 2018, by Michael RoseHow is scientific knowledge created? Are there patterns and special characteristics behind the flow of scientific knowledge? In this article I will guide you through my research work and try to give some answers to these questions!Read article - Article
What does your Facebook network look like?•
November 2 2018, by Clara StegehuisHave you ever wondered if you can visualise your Facebook network? And what do these networks have to do with mathematics?Read article - Update
How does a video go viral on Twitter?•
October 12 2018, by Clara StegehuisThere are various parameters that determine whether a video will go viral or not. The content plays a role of course but who uploads the video is also important. What do networks have to do with a video going viral?Read article - Article
Degrees in graphs IV: degrees in large real-world networks•••
January 14 2018, by Julia Komjathy and Remco van der HofstadHow are elements in real-world networks connected? That is the question we aim to answer in this post. Most real-world networks turn out to be extremely inhomogeneous.Read article