UW Combinatorics Talk
Title: Spectra and Markov Chains in Random Graphs with
Attribute Affinity
Mary Radcliffe
University of Washington
April 10, 4:00pm
Padelford C-401
refreshments at 3:30pm
ABSTRACT
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Abstract: A random graph with attribute affinity is a graph
model in which
each vertex is associated to a string in an underlying finite alphabet.
The
probability of adjacency between two vertices is defined as a function of
the two strings. We will discuss some examples of these graphs, and how
the
spectra are tied to Markov chains in the underlying alphabet.
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Speaker's Contact Info:
http://www.math.washington.edu/~maryr25/
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