Part a) Consider an undirected network of size N in which each node has degree k = 1. Which condition does N have to satisfy? What is the degree distribution of this network? How many components does the network have? Part b) Consider now a network in which each node has degree k = 2 and clustering coefficient C = 1. How does the network look like? What condition does N satisfy in this case?

Part a) Consider an undirected network of size N in which each node has degree k = 1. Which condition does N have to satisfy? What is the degree distribution of this network? How many components does the network have? Part b) Consider now a network in which each node has degree k = 2 and clustering coefficient C = 1. How does the network look like? What condition does N satisfy in this case?

Database System Concepts

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