Speaker:Peng Xing, Associate Professor, Center for Applied Mathematics, Tianjin

University

Date:May 24, 2019

Time:2:00 pm

Location:Lecture Hall 924, Block B, Zhixin Building, Central Campus

Inviter:Prof. Wang Gunaghui

Sponsor:School of Mathematics

Abstract:

The theory of random graphs originated from seminal papers by Erd\H{o}s and Renyi on the evolution of random graphs. Since then, there are many results on connected components in random graphs. In this talk, I will survey known results on this topic and discuss related methods. Moreover, I will mention results on the phase transition phenomenon discovered so far for random directed graphs and random hypergraphs.

Bio:

Peng Xing is an associate professor in Center for Applied Mathematics at Tianjin University. Prior to coming to Tianjin, he was a postdoc in the Department of Mathematics at UCSD working with Fan Chung. Before that, he received his doctor degree from University of South Carolina under the supervision of Linyuan Lu.

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Edited by: Sun Yangyang