Network Evolution: Bugs, Superbugs, and Graph Infections

In this paper we describe types of evolutions of networks (modelled as graphs) by analyzing the compositions between Hamiltonian graphs and graph “bugs”. We identify one type of “superbug”: a bug structure that can destroy the Hamiltonicity of a graph (and thus render a potentially-optimal deli...

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Main Authors: Cristian E. ONETE, Maria-Cristina C. ONETE
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 2023-10-01
Series:Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics
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Online Access:https://jacsm.ro/view/?pid=36_1
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Summary:In this paper we describe types of evolutions of networks (modelled as graphs) by analyzing the compositions between Hamiltonian graphs and graph “bugs”. We identify one type of “superbug”: a bug structure that can destroy the Hamiltonicity of a graph (and thus render a potentially-optimal delivery network inefficient), and also describe types of graphbug infections and their effects.
ISSN:2066-4273
2066-3129