On the Number of Edges in Random Planar Graphs.
We consider random planar graphs on n labelled nodes, and show in particular that if the graph is picked uniformly at random then the expected number of edges is at least 13/7n + o(n). To prove this result we give a lower bound on the size of the set of edges that can be added to a planar graph on n...
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| Format: | Journal article |
| Language: | English |
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2004
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| Summary: | We consider random planar graphs on n labelled nodes, and show in particular that if the graph is picked uniformly at random then the expected number of edges is at least 13/7n + o(n). To prove this result we give a lower bound on the size of the set of edges that can be added to a planar graph on n nodes and m edges while keeping it planar, and in particular we see that if m is at most 13/7n - c (for a suitable constant c) then at least this number of edges can be added. |
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