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How Robust is Scale-Free Structure? Phase Transitions in Preferential Attachment Model under Attack?
Will an attack on a network affect its structure in a major way? In this work we study this question by investigating a dynamic preferential attachment-type graph in which an attacker interferes with the growth mechanism. We show that our model of an attack exhibits a phase transition. If the skill
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