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• Multi-edge graph
  ...where there are multiple parallel [[edge]]s between the same [[node(graph)|node]]s. For example, multiples flights between two cities.
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• Closed Walk
  A traversal of node values on a graph, that starts and ends at the same node.
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• Acyclic graph
  ...aph is a graph which does not have a path that starts and ends on the same node (does not create a cycle), e.g. a binary tree. These graphs can be either n
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• Metanet Protocol
  [[File:Metanet_graph.png|thumb|A typical Metanet graph.]] ...ocol#Node and Edge Structure|nodes and edges]] to specify directed acyclic graph (DAG) data structures on the Bitcoin SV ledger. The Metanet protocol can be
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• Mandala Network
  They are defined by construction in [1] as a mathematical graph with certain rules for the distribution of nodes and edges in each shell, a ...first generation, <math>b</math> is the number of new nodes added to each node in subsequent shells, and <math>\lambda</math> is the number of connections
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• Small World Network
  ...be neighbors of each other, and most nodes can be reached from every other node by a small number of hops or steps. Specifically, a small world network is The economic incentives of mining drives node operators to form a "Small World Network" which we refer to as the Bitcoin
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• The Bitcoin Network
  ...on block publication and proof-of-work. There is no other definition of a node in the Bitcoin network. * A node constructs, distributes and validates blocks
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• Blockchain
  ...of creating a very strong incentive for nodes to form a [[Nearly Complete Graph]] as a means to minimise the propagation time of blocks. When a new block i If a node detects the creation of a longer chain than the one it is working on, all v
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• The Byzantine Generals Problem
  ...rom a real General is needed. In Bitcoin, [[Proof of Work]] demonstrates a node's authority to write blocks to the ledger. This is a core element of [[Naka ...rge highly connected systems. This core trends towards a [[Nearly Complete Graph]] where all nodes are connected to almost all other nodes.
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• Main Page
  ...Graph|Directed Acyclic Graph]] (DAG) where each transaction is a node. The graph starts at the [[Coinbase]] transaction of the [[Genesis block|first block e ...|network miners]] in a competitive process. Each block forms a node in the graph with a single incoming edge from the block it is built upon. A block may ha
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