On the Depth of a Random Graph
On the Depth of a Random Graph
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+ 2 k |B | we get |S k | > (2 k+1 - 1)|B |, implying • 10- k = log (Ji + 1) - 1 B o log {» "JILL + i) - i 2 6 log n ig ___ — - log Log n - 1 2 S k + 2B k > J (1 -c) + y (1 - c) So, we proved that: LEMMA 2. 2 : Conditioned on the event E, the BFS process will visit at least n(l - e) nodes of G f in_ T stages where x 1 - n~^ +1 .
Let us allow the BFS to continue until it can visit no more vertices, and let f be the final stage (such that |Bf + j| = 0). Consider the stage f n - log n or |B f / +...1 | = 0. After f" either the process stops or there are at most 6* log n nodes more to visit and this cannot take more than 6* log n stages in either case. At f, the set B^, , of "unvisited" nodes is at least of size 5* log n. Consider the backward process in which the set of unvisited nodes increases as stages are -1 1- \, cuted n revi se. Che nev iroces; Is syi imetrii to th BFS and because of the symmetry we can argue that: LEMMA 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
+ 2 k |B | we get |S k | > (2 k+1 - 1)|B |, implying • 10- k = log (Ji + 1) - 1 B o log {» "JILL + i) - i 2 6 log n ig ___ — - log Log n - 1 2 S k + 2B k > J (1 -c) + y (1 - c) So, we proved that: LEMMA 2. 2 : Conditioned on the event E, the BFS process will visit at least n(l - e) nodes of G f in_ T stages where x 1 - n~^ +1 .
Let us allow the BFS to continue until it can visit no more vertices, and let f be the final stage (such that |Bf + j| = 0). Consider the stage f n - log n or |B f / +...1 | = 0. After f" either the process stops or there are at most 6* log n nodes more to visit and this cannot take more than 6* log n stages in either case. At f, the set B^, , of "unvisited" nodes is at least of size 5* log n. Consider the backward process in which the set of unvisited nodes increases as stages are -1 1- \, cuted n revi se. Che nev iroces; Is syi imetrii to th BFS and because of the symmetry we can argue that: LEMMA 2.
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