Network Mathematics and Rival Factions | Infinite Series

The video explores the concept of structural balance in social networks, using graph theory to model relationships. It explains how triangles in graphs can be balanced or unbalanced, and how this affects the overall network. The video also discusses complete graphs, proving that they can only be balanced if all vertices are friends or split into two rival groups. Applications of this theory are illustrated with historical examples, and variations of structural balance are considered.

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