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Full-Text Articles in Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics
Exponential Random Graphs And A Generalization Of Parking Functions, Ryan Demuse
Exponential Random Graphs And A Generalization Of Parking Functions, Ryan Demuse
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Random graphs are a powerful tool in the analysis of modern networks. Exponential random graph models provide a framework that allows one to encode desirable subgraph features directly into the probability measure. Using the theory of graph limits pioneered by Borgs et. al. as a foundation, we build upon the work of Chatterjee & Diaconis and Radin & Yin. We add complexity to the previously studied models by considering exponential random graph models with edge-weights coming from a generic distribution satisfying mild assumptions. In particular, we show that a large family of two-parameter, edge-weighted exponential random graphs display a phase …