Connectivity of the k-Out Hypercube
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Abstract: In this paper we study the connectivity properties of the random subgraph of the -cube generated by the -out model and denoted by . Let be an integer, . We let be the graph that is generated by independently including for every a set of distinct edges chosen uniformly from all the sets of distinct edges that are incident to . We study connectivity the properties of as varies. We show that w.h.p. does not contain a giant component i.e. a component that spans vertices. Thereafter we show that such a component emerges when . In addition the giant component spans all but vertices and hence it is unique. We then establish the connectivity threshold found at . The threshold is sharp in the sense that is disconnected but is connected w.h.p. Furthermore we show that w.h.p. is -connected for every .
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