Assistant Professor
Pim van der Hoorn
Department / Institute
Institute for Complex Molecular Systems
Group
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My work focuses on developing mathematical foundations of network science, using probability theory, statistics, random graphs and graph limits. The two main pillars of my research are the design of mathematical frameworks for statistical analysis of networks and understanding emerging geometry in networks.
Recent Publications
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Nearest-neighbor directed random hyperbolic graphs
Physical Review E (2023) -
Local limits of spatial inhomogeneous random graphs
Advances in Applied Probability (2023) -
Scaling of the Clustering Function in Spatial Inhomogeneous Random Graphs
Journal of Statistical Physics (2023) -
Entropy of labeled versus unlabeled networks
Physical Review E (2022) -
Parameterless detection of liquid–liquid interfaces with sub-micron resolution in single-molecule localization microscopy
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2022)
Ancillary Activities
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