How to pronounce “barabas” in English

Barabasi called them hubs, because when he mapped out the network, they resembled the hub of a wheel, with spokes going out to hundreds of other pages.

- Barabasi reasoned that these two principles could explain how hubs naturally emerge when a network grows.

So Barabasi wondered, "How could this apply to other networks too?"

But what Barabasi's and Albert's simulation showed is that all it takes is a tiny bias when growing a network and hubs end up being inevitable.

The other is Barabasi and Albert's model, which is a scale free network.

In 1998, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi was studying the internet.

- Yes. - So when Barabasi and Albert let these networks evolve, hubs emerged.

- With this simulation, Barabasi and Albert showed how hubs could emerge in virtually any complex network.

and the reason why this was particularly interesting for me is it was written actually by Leonard Barabasi who happens to be one of my ancestors who was the viceroy of Transylvania, so, the

At that time, there were around 800 million webpage, but despite the web's enormous size, Barabasi found that on average you could connect any two sites

presenter: Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to AuthorsGoogle New York presentation. This is Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, a Hungarian scientist. He is the former Emil T. Hofmann professor

He's here today to talk about his current book, "Bursts", which probably has direct applications for all of us here at Google. So, without further ado, Dr. Barabasi.