Forman's Theorem

Forman's Theorem provides a way to analyze how a network's overall property changes when you modify its parts. Imagine a complex system made of interconnected elements; the theorem relates the system's behavior before and after changes, like adding or removing parts. It does this by breaking down the problem into smaller, manageable pieces and summing their contributions. This approach simplifies understanding how local modifications influence the entire network, making it a powerful tool in areas like physics, biology, or engineering where systems are complex and interconnected.