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Social network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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We might have been talking about electrical currents (and indeed there is a branch of network theory that deals with such matters, though electrical circuits tend to be simpler than social networks). But consider.
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Network theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Network theory is an area of applied mathematics and network science and part of graph theory. It has application in many disciplines including particle physics, computer science, biology, economics,...
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thatkidandy, on 10/12/2007, -2/+2the strength of a network is really dependent on the strength of large 'hubs'; for example you can get to a hell of a lot of places on the internet in just 6 'clicks' thats because hubs like google have a MASSIVE number of links and connections;
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University of Pennsylvania Computer Scientists Puts Social Network Theory to the Test; August 10, 2006; ... "Our goal was to initiate a controlled, behavioral component of social network studies that lets us deliberately vary network structure and examine its impact on human behavior and performance."
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A social network that already has all of the pieces in place: email, instant messaging, blogs, image and video sharing. If Google really wanted to own a social network, it could take the $240M it just saved and put that towards building a kick-ass one.
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