Poster - Topological Data Analysis of Higher-Order Networks

Abstract

Preferential attachment is a popular mechanism for generating scale-free networks. While it offers a compelling narrative, the underlying reinforced processes make it difficult to rigorously establish subtle properties. Recently, age-dependent random connection models were proposed as an alternative that are capable of generating similar networks with a mechanism that is amenable to a more refined analysis. In this poster, we analyze the asymptotic behavior of higher-order topological characteristics such as higher-order degree distributions and Betti numbers in large domains.

Peter Juhasz

PhD Fellow