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Real world networks often have community structure. It is characteristic that the groups of nodes are connected denser within themselves and rarely with each other. The Girvan-Newman method for the detection and analysis of community structure is based on the iterative elimination of edges with the highest number of the shortest paths that go through them. By eliminating edges the network breaks down...
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