Dense graph limits

Dense graph limits refer to the study of large networks (graphs) that have many edges relative to the number of nodes. In such graphs, the connections between nodes are abundant, leading to interesting structural patterns and properties. Researchers analyze how these patterns change as graphs grow larger, aiming to understand their behavior in the limit. This concept is significant in mathematics, computer science, and social networks, as it helps explain complex relationships and predict how systems evolve when they become very large and interconnected.