# A preferential attachment process approaching the Rado graph

@article{Elwes2020APA,
title={A preferential attachment process approaching the Rado graph},
author={Richard Elwes},
journal={Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society},
year={2020},
volume={63},
pages={443 - 455}
}
• Richard Elwes
• Published 29 March 2016
• Mathematics
• Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society
Abstract We consider a simple preferential attachment graph process, which begins with a finite graph and in which a new (t + 1)st vertex is added at each subsequent time step t that is connected to each previous vertex u ≤ t with probability du(t)/t, where du(t) is the degree of u at time t. We analyse the graph obtained as the infinite limit of this process, and we show that, as long as the initial finite graph is neither edgeless nor complete, with probability 1 the outcome will be a copy of… Expand
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