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Distances in Random Induced Subgraphs of Generalized n-Cubes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 November 2002

C. M. REIDYS
Affiliation:
Los Alamos National Laboratory, D2, New Mexico, NM 87548, USA (e-mail duck@tsasa.lanl.gov)
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Abstract

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In this paper we study distances in random subgraphs of a generalized n-cube [Qscr]ns over a finite alphabet S of size s. [Qscr]ns is the direct product of complete graphs over s vertices, its vertices being the n-tuples (x1, …, xn), with xi ∈ S, i = 1, … n, and two vertices being adjacent if they differ in exactly one coordinate. A random (induced) subgraph γ of [Qscr]ns is obtained by selecting [Qscr]ns-vertices with independent probability pn and then inducing the corresponding edges from [Qscr]ns. Our main result is that dγ(P,Q) [les ] [2k+3]d[Qscr]ns(P,Q) almost surely for P,Q ∈ γ, pn = n−a and 0 [les ] a < ½, where k = [1+3a/1−2a] and dγ and d[Qscr]ns denote the distances in γ and [Qscr]ns, respectively.

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Research Article
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2002 Cambridge University Press