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math.PR2026

Large deviation principle for friendship-biases in Galton--Watson trees

Frank den Hollander, Azadeh Parvaneh

In this paper we consider the friendship-bias of the vertices in an infinite rooted Galton--Watson tree. The friendship-bias of a vertex is the difference between the average degre…

math.PR2025

The friendship paradox for trees

Rajat Subhra Hazra, Frank den Hollander, Nelly Litvak +1

We analyse the friendship paradox on finite and infinite trees. In particular, we monitor the vertices for which the friendship-bias is positive, neutral and negative, respectively…

math.PR2025

Optimal Structure of Signal Networks for Efficient Information Aggregation

Bernd Heidergott, Frank den Hollander, Ines Lindner +1

This paper develops a mathematical framework to study signal networks, in which nodes can be active or inactive, and their activation or deactivation is driven by external signals…

math.PR2025

The multi-level friendship paradox for sparse random graphs

Rajat Subhra Hazra, Frank den Hollander, Azadeh Parvaneh

In Hazra, den Hollander and Parvaneh (2025) we analysed the friendship paradox for sparse random graphs. For four classes of random graphs we characterised the empirical distributi…

math.PR2023

The friendship paradox for sparse random graphs

Rajat Subhra Hazra, Frank den Hollander, Azadeh Parvaneh

Let be an undirected finite graph on vertices labelled by . For , let be the friendship bias of vertex , define…

math.PR2020

A drainage network with dependence and the Brownian web

Azadeh Parvaneh, Afshin Parvardeh, Rahul Roy

We study a system of coalescing random walks on the integer lattice in which the walk is oriented in the -th direction and follows certain specified rules. We f…