A Course on the Web
Graph
A new book
To be published by the
as part of the Graduate Studies in Mathematics
Series,
and
as the first title in their AARMS Monograph Series.
Audience: Graduate
students, advanced undergraduates, pure and
applied mathematicians, physicists, biologists, social scientists, and engineers interested in the mathematics of
complex networks and in graph theory.
Excerpts from reviews:
"Overall the text is well-structured and pleasant to read for mathematically oriented readers and
very fit to be taken as a text book also for a less mathematical audience. I personally eagerly await for the opportunity to give
a course based on Bonato's book at the postgraduate level." -Elisa Schaeffer, for SIGACT NEWS Book Column.
"Bonato's book provides an introduction to the ongoing mathematically rigorous
research on the properties of models for the web graph. It is well-suited for teaching a class on the matter to graduate students or advanced undergraduates." -Abraham Flaxman, for MathSciNet
.
"This book will be a valuable source for mathematicians trying to get some idea of the developments relating to web graphs and similar networks."
-David B. Penman, for Zentralblatt MATH
"The text is largely self-contained and would be suitable for self-study. This is a solid effort, well organized and clearly written." -Bill Satzer, for MAA Reviews
"The book is a readable and up-to-date exposition of the mathematical theory of web graphs and related real-world self-organizing
networks." Newsletter of the European Mathematical Society
Order now from the AMS or
Amazon.com.
AMS New Publications and Best-selling AMS titles in 2008 in the Notices of the AMS.
Graduate Studies in Mathematics
2008; 200 pp; hardcover
Some known errors and some fixes. Some pages from the book
(pdf files): Read about
the book in the AARMS
May 2007 newsletter.
Volume: 89
ISBN-10: 0-8218-4467-9
ISBN-13: 978-0-8218-4467-0
List Price: US $45
Member Price: US $36