Contagious Sets in Random Graphs
summary
Studies contagious sets in Erdős–Rényi random graphs G(n,p): given an activation threshold r, determines how large an initial set is required to eventually activate the whole graph and identifies threshold values of p for which small contagious sets (often of size r) exist. Uses probabilistic methods to analyze bootstrap percolation dynamics and to locate phase transitions in contagious-set size as functions of n, p, and r.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:59Bootstrap Percolation Cont'd
- 1:33Random activation
- 4:20More recent
- 6:40Our work
- 9:26Bootstrap Percolation in Gin,p
- 10:44Contagious sets in G(np)
- 12:49Threshold for m(Gr)=r cont'd
- 13:40Key Idea
- 14:49Upper Bound in G(np)
- 15:25Upper Bound Cont'd
- 17:30UB cont'd
- 18:02Summing up
- 19:32Lower Bound
- 21:44Threshold for m(6,2)=2: cont'd
- 23:02Threshold for m(G,2)=2
- 25:53Number of generations
- 27:14Open Problem III
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