STARANTS II
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Abstract
Building on part of the work of Comellas et al. and extending our results (Starants), we analyze the Six Degree of Separation Theory: We prove that, in considering people, along with their circle of acquaintances, as mathematical objects, there might be, for n people, either a connection so strong as to be mathematically treated as 1 degree of separation or so weak as to be mathematically treated as uncountably many degrees of separation. We also reword the notation, the definitions, and the introduction from Starants.
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MSC2010: 05C12.
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