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Multiplicative Path Weights in Networks: From Katz Connectivity to Mean First-Passage Times
Signal dispersion, stress propagation in interbank systems, and transmission probabilities in epidemic and reliability models are all captured by studying paths on directed graphs where the path weight is defined as the product of its edge weights. Connectivity in such networks is naturally quantifi
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