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This book uses mathematical arguments to obtain insights into random graphs.
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Rick Durrett is Professor of Mathematics at Cornell University. He received his Ph.D. in Operations Research from Stanford in 1976. After nine years at UCLA, he moved to Cornell, where his research turned to applications of probability to ecology and, more recently, genetics. He has written more than 150 papers, six other books, and has 33 academic descendants.
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