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Models of Sparse Random Graphs and Network Algorithms

There is no doubt now that the current trend that every electronic device should be connected in one way or another (usually many) implies a greater need for efficient networks. These networks should be connected, exhibit small-world behavior and their topology should be robust to local modifications like device movement; all this should be achieved using minimal and distributed processes. The workshop we held at BIRS between Feb 5–1