Network Topology Modelling

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1 total messages Started by Matthew Doar Sat, 09 Jan 1993 13:47

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Author: Matthew Doar
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 13:47

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Does anyone know of any references to attempts to model the toplogy 
of real networks, where lots of nodes are leaves? 

The sort of thing I'm talking about is randomly distributing 
N nodes across a grid and then connecting them somehow to form 
something that looks like a real-life network (e.g. Internet maps). 

I'm aware of Waxman's work (Journal Selected Areas in Communication, Dec 1988)
and a few others. I can't believe that no-one else is working on this!
Mail me and I'll summarise.

-Matt


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