Linear upper-bound conjecture for random-walk speed-up
Linear upper-bound conjecture for random-walk speed-up
Let be a graph, let be the number of random walks, and write for their speed-up in covering the graph. Linear speed-up conjecture. For any graph and any ,
Questions about the minimal and maximal speed-up as functions of remain open; the paper presents this as the conjectured universal upper bound, despite examples with exponential speed-up under additional starting-point assumptions.
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Noga Alon, Chen Avin, Michal Koucky, Gady Kozma, Zvi Lotker and Mark R. Tuttle, “Many Random Walks Are Faster Than One”, arXiv:0705.0467 (2007).
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