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Small-World Networks: Is there a mismatch between theory and practice?

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Figure 1: The grid topology and the uniform topology (n = ` 2 = 25)
Figure 2: Comparison between simulations results and the formula, grid topology
Figure 3 compares simulations wrt the formula for networks of size ranging from 4, 000 up to one million
Figure 4: Impact of the number of shortcuts on the routing performance in a 200,000 peer system
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