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Exact solutions for models of evolving clustered networks with addition and deletion via age-resolved message passing
Evolving networks experience vertex addition and deletion over time via processes which shape their structure and function. In many empirical networks, vertices do not arrive or depart in isolation but instead within groups or cohorts: for example, coauthorship networks grow by the addition of cliqu
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