Island networks: communication, kinship, and classification structures in Oceania

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1997-07-01otherChoice Reviews Online67 citationsclosed

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Complex Network Analysis Techniques Island Studies and Pacific Affairs

Abstract

List of figures, tables, and maps Preface Acknowledgements 1. Island networks and graphs 2. Trees 3. The minimum spanning tree problem 4. Search trees I 5. Search trees II 6. Centrality 7. Dominating sets 8. Digraphs 9. Conclusion References Index.

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