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Question of Barabási-Albert Model

 Consider a network that follows the Barabási-Albert Model growth with \(m_0 = m = 2\). A node \(i\) joined the network at time \(t_i = 375\) and has degree \(k(t) = 40\) at current time step \(t\). What is the expected diameter of this network? Round to two decimal places.

A) \( \langle D \rangle \approx 4.20 \)

B) \( \langle D \rangle \approx 4.81 \)

C) \( \langle D \rangle \approx 2.80 \)

D) \( \langle D \rangle \approx 3.81 \)

E) None of the above.


Original idea by: Carlos Trindade



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