Modern International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
2019; 3(1): 1-8
doi:10.5923/j.mijpam.20190301.01
Marcia R. Pinheiro
A’Beckett St Melbourne VIC Australia
Correspondence to: Marcia R. Pinheiro, A’Beckett St Melbourne VIC Australia.
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In this piece, the paper Deterministic Small-world Communication Networks, a paper from the year of 2000 by Comellas, Ozon, and Peters, is discussed. From the introduction, where some mismatch between sigmatoids, and intended senses is identified, to the conclusion, where the same mismatch appears in the shape of wonder, the findings are of surprising nature: major misunderstandings in the interpretation of the research or teaching or invention of others may lead to great new theories, which may lead to wonderful sets of new, and meaningful mathematical paradigms.
Keywords: Small-world, Comellas, Network, Deterministic
Cite this paper: Marcia R. Pinheiro, Comellas’ Deterministic Small-Worlds: A Review, Modern International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 3 No. 1, 2019, pp. 1-8. doi: 10.5923/j.mijpam.20190301.01.