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. 2011 Jun 3;6(6):e20536. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0020536

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Vladimirov et al.

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A. The radii distributions between nodes in the random networks: black o - fixed value, cyan x - uniform, red (blue) triangles - exponentially increasing (decreasing), green squares - bell-shaped distribution (see Methods for detailed formulae). B. Wave speeds in the networks with corresponding radii distributions (markers are consistent with panel A). Broken lines are computed mean maxima out of radii samples from each distribution, used as a plausible estimates of the true wave speeds (solid lines). Networks are Erdös-Rényi SCC, so the degree distribution (links per node) is Poissonian.

Inline graphic — A. The radii distributions between nodes in the random networks: black o - fixed value, cyan x - uniform, red (blue) triangles - exponentially increasing (decreasing), green squares - bell-shaped distribution (see Methods for detailed formulae). B. Wave speeds in the networks with corresponding radii distributions (markers are consistent with panel A). Broken lines are computed mean maxima out of radii samples from each distribution, used as a plausible estimates of the true wave speeds (solid lines). Networks are Erdös-Rényi SCC, so the degree distribution (links per node) is Poissonian.