Networks: An Introduction
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Networks: An Introduction

by Mark Newman

Science Mathematics
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Networks: An Introduction offers a clear starting point for understanding networks and the ways connections can be represented and studied. Written by Mark Newman, this accessible work is suited to students and curious readers looking for a broad foundation in network science and related mathematical ideas.

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Networks: An Introduction presents a broad introduction to the study of networks and connected systems.

Mark Newman explores networks as a framework for understanding relationships, structures, and interactions.

Designed for readers seeking a foundation in the subject, the book offers an accessible entry point to network ideas and methods.

It is suited to students and general readers interested in how networks can be studied across disciplines.

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