Limit theorems for complete subgraphs of random graphs
Limit theorems for complete subgraphs of random graphs
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随机图完全子图的极限定理
DOI:
10.1007/bf02018372
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发表时间:
1979
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0.8
通讯作者:
K. Schürger
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作者:
K. Schürger
In the sequel all graphs in consideration are finite, undirected and have neither loops nor multiple edges. We study the random graphs I'p~ I'p (n) being defined as follows. The set of vertices of I'p (n) is {1...., n}. Each possible edge is chosen with probability p-~ p (n) C [0, 1] and different edges occur independently.~ or many problems there is no essential difference between this type of random graphs (already mentioned in [2]; compare also [5],[3]) and that one in which a number N= N (n) of edges is chosen at random such that all ({2N)) possible choices are equiprobable if p (n) is chosen in such a way tha~ p (n){2)= N (n)(see [2]; for another type of random graphs compare [11]).If F is a family of graphs, denote by Pp {I'p (n) 6 F} the probability that Pp (n) belongs to F. We study the behaviour of I'p (n) for large n. In this context we~ re interested in complete subgraphs (subcliques) of random graphs (a graph G is called complete if G has every pair of its vertices adjacent). A k-clique is a complete graph with k vertices. Denote by zk (n) the number of k-subliques of Yp (n). We would like to mention that k-subcliques of random graphs in which p does not depend on n have been studied in [6],[7] and [9].