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Contact: Liese Greensfelder
lgreensfelder@ucdavis.edu
530-752-6101
University of California - Davis
Caption: In the classic model of random networks, after a certain number of connections are made, overall connectivity begins to rise in a steep curve (ER). A new model that delays this transition results in overall connectivity occurring almost instantaneously at a critical moment, shown in this graph by the upward turn of the flat red line (PR).
Credit: Raissa D'Souza/UC Davis
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