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Largest component of a graph (L1​(G)=maxC​∣C∣)

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The largest graph component is one with the most vertices. Ties may be broken arbitrarily; L1​ records the order, which is unaffected by the tie. For a sequence of random graphs, the size of its giant component is a central observable.

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