Småverdensegenskaber
Småverdensegenskaber is a Danish term that translates to "small-world properties." This concept is widely used in network science to describe the characteristics of certain types of networks, most notably social networks.
The core idea behind small-world properties is that in these networks, any two nodes (individuals) can be
Small-world networks are characterized by two key features: high clustering and short average path lengths. High
These properties have significant implications for how information, diseases, or innovations spread through a network. The