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Continuous Phase Transitions in Supercritical Explosive Percolation

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Explosive Percolation in Random Networks

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Percolation in networks, a phase transition from small, scattered components to large-scale connectivity, is heavily studied and widely applied in technological and social systems [1–4], biological networks [5, 6], epidemiology [7–10] and even dynamical models of economic systems [11, 12].

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Chen, W. (2014). Continuous Phase Transitions in Supercritical Explosive Percolation. In: Explosive Percolation in Random Networks. Springer Theses. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-43739-1_4

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