Lecture

Branching Processes: Networks, Genealogy, Avalanche

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Description

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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