Jordan centrality
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https://doi.org/10.34179/revisem.v10i2.20986Abstract
In this text, we will define the concept of Jordan centrality for a vertex in a tree. We will then show, using direct combinatorial methods, that this quantity is minimized by at most two distinct vertices. Finally, we will present a theoretical algorithm for finding vertices that minimize Jordan centrality.
Keywords: Centrality; Tree; Centroid; Jordan.
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