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From the Internet to networks of friendship, disease transmission, and even terrorism, the concept--and the reality--of networks has come to pervade modern society. But what exactly is a network? What different types of networks are there? Why are they interesting, and what can they tell us?... read more
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- M. E. J. Newman
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- Rapoport
- H. Jeong
- Milgram
- Lett
- Renyi
- Broder
- Reed
- Molloy
- D. Mollison
- M. Barthelemy
- F. Ball
- Aiello
- Vazquez
- Manfred Kochen
- Kleinberg
- Wagner
- D. J. Watts
- Becker
- Probab
- Cohen
- S. Rajagopalan
- A. Barrat
- Solomonoff
- Redner
- S. H. Strogatz
- Grossman
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- Berlin
- United States
- Princeton
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- France
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- Sweden
- Brin
- Japan
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- Garfield
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- Germany
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- Addy
- New Mexico
- Girvan
- Los Alamos
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- Budapest
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- Fararo
- Lukose
- Sci
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Networks are everywhere.
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- Dewey: 004.6
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