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\title{Random Geometric Graphs: Lecture Notes}
\author{Speaker: Milan Bradonji\'c \\ Host: James Abello \\ Notes written by: Martin Balko, Ond\v{r}ej B\'ilka, Martin B\"{o}hm, \\Josef Cibulka and Pavel Vesel\'y}

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\bf{\Large Lecture I (June 5, 2012)}
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\bf{\Large Lecture II (June 11, 2012)}
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\bibitem{PenroseBook}
Penrose, M.~D.. 
{\em Random Geometric Graphs.}
 Oxford University Press, 2003.
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