—Information dissemination in a large network is typically achieved when each user shares its own information or resources with each other user. Consider n users randomly located...
We show that random graphs in the preferential connectivity model have constant conductance, and hence have worst-case routing congestion that scales logarithmically with the numb...
Milena Mihail, Christos H. Papadimitriou, Amin Sab...
The design of programmable logic architectures and supporting computer-aided design tools fundamentally requires both a good understanding of the combinatorial nature of netlist gr...
Michael D. Hutton, Jonathan Rose, Derek G. Corneil
There has been a significant amount of research lately on solving the edge disjoint path and related problems on expander graphs. We review the random walk approach of Broder, Fri...
We study the merging process when Kruskal's algorithm is run with random graphs as inputs. Our aim is to analyze this process when the underlying graph is the complete graph ...