ABSTRACT
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The World Wide Web may be described as a very large graph, with web pages as nodes and web hyperlinks as edges. Mathematical analysis of this graph has proven both enlightening and useful. The PageRank algorithm, for instance, has formed the basis of a successful commercial web search engine. In this talk I describe a variety of mathematics-based analyses of the web, including PageRank. Return to Applied Math Colloquium home page |