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math.CO2018

On the cover time of dense graphs

Colin Cooper, Alan Frieze, Wesley Pegden

We consider arbitrary graphs with vertices and minimum degree at least where is constant. If the conductance of is sufficiently large then we obtain an asymp…

math.CO2018

On the cover time of the emerging giant

Alan Frieze, Wesley Pegden, Tomasz Tkocz

Let . It is known that if then w.h.p. has a unique giant largest component. We show that if in addition, $\varepsil…

math.CO2018

Finding perfect matchings in random cubic graphs in linear time

Michael Anastos, Alan Frieze

In a seminal paper on finding large matchings in sparse random graphs, Karp and Sipser proposed two algorithms for this task. The second algorithm has been intensely studied, but d…

math.CO2018

A note on log-concave random graphs

Alan Frieze, Tomasz Tkocz

We establish a threshold for the connectivity of certain random graphs whose (dependent) edges are determined by the uniform distributions on generalized Orlicz balls, crucially us…

math.CO2018★ 5 cited

On the rank of a random binary matrix

C. Cooper, A. M. Frieze, W. Pegden

We study the rank of the random 0/1 matrix where each column is chosen independently from the set of 0/1 vectors with exactly 1's. Here…

math.CO2018

On the connectivity threshold for colorings of random graphs and hypergraphs

Michael Anastos, Alan Frieze

Let denote the set of proper -colorings of the hypergraph . Let be the graph with vertex set and an edge ${σ,τ\}$ where are colorings iff $h(…

math.CO2018

A random variant of the game of plates and olives

Andrzej Dudek, Sean English, Alan Frieze

The game of plates and olives was originally formulated by Nicolaescu and encodes the evolution of the topology of the sublevel sets of Morse functions. We consider a random varian…

math.CO2018

How many randomly colored edges make a randomly colored dense graph rainbow hamiltonian or rainbow connected?

Michael Anastos, Alan Frieze

In this paper we study the randomly edge colored graph that is obtained by adding randomly colored random edges to an arbitrary randomly edge colored dense graph. In particular we…

math.CO2018

The cover time of a biased random walk on a random cubic graph

Colin Cooper, Alan Frieze, Tony Johansson

We study a random walk that prefers tou se unvisited edges in the context of random cubic graphs. We establish asymptotically correct estimates for the vertex and edge cover times,…