On the emergence of highly variable distributions in the autonomous system topology
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Mark Crovella | David Finkel | Paul L. Krapivsky | Sidney Redner | John W. Byers | Marwan Fayed | S. Redner | P. Krapivsky | J. Byers | M. Crovella | D. Finkel | M. Fayed
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