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Considering the robustness of scale-free networks and the following statements:

I) Scale free-networks show robustness against random node failures

II) Random removal of a finite fraction of a nodes cannot break apart a large-scale free network

III) The behavior of Scale Free Networks aligns with Percolation Theory

Which alternative presents only correct statements ?

  1. Only I  and II

  2. Only I and III

  3. Only III

  4. All the statements

  5. None of the above

Comentários

  1. Joao Meidanis6 de novembro de 2024 às 17:08

    Nice question, but statement III is open to many different interpretations, leading to ambiguity.

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