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1. Physics and Astronomy › Complex Network Analysis Techniques

   Minimal Contagious Sets in Random Regular Graphs

   Guggiola and Semerjian · Journal of Statistical Physics · 2014

   The authors use the cavity method from statistical mechanics to study the smallest set of initially active vertices that activates a whole random regular graph under bootstrap percolation, and test Survey Propagation-like algorithms.

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   1. UncheckedCavity-method calculations suggest minimal contagious sets are 1/6 of vertices in 5-regular graphs (threshold 3) and 1/4 in 6-regular graphs (threshold 4).“We have obtained in this way several quantitative conjectures on the size of minimal contagious sets in large random regular graphs, the most striking being that 5-regular random graph with a threshold of activation of 3 (resp. 6-regular with threshold 4) have contagious sets containing a fraction…”