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. 2012 Nov 27;7(11):e49009. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0049009

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© 2012 Carvalho, Gonçalves

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(A) Watts-Strogatz: from left to right, (ring), , and (random); (B) Romantic; (C) Krapvisky-Redner: from left to right, , , and . All of them have the same number of vertices, , and the same average degree, . Figures generated with PAJEK [28].

Inline graphic — (A) Watts-Strogatz: from left to right, (ring), , and (random); (B) Romantic; (C) Krapvisky-Redner: from left to right, , , and . All of them have the same number of vertices, , and the same average degree, . Figures generated with PAJEK [28].