Branching Processes: Networks, Genealogy, Avalanche

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This lecture covers the concepts of branching processes in networks, genealogy, and avalanche of activity, discussing the distribution of cluster sizes in MF percolation under broad conditions and the mean-field condition. It explores the total descendence, power law, and the survival of offspring after generations.

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