After the publication:
Gabor Csardi and Tamas Nepusz, 2006. The igraph software package for complex network research.Abstract: The igraph software package provides handy tools for researchers in network science. It is an open source portable library capable of handling huge graphs with millions of vertices and edges and it is also suitable to grid computing. It contains routines for creating, manipulating and visualizing networks, calculating various structural properties, importing from and exporting to various (cid:12)le formats and many more. Via its interfaces to high-level languages like GNU R and Python it supports rapid development and fast prototyping.
The corresponding web page hosts many implementations: in particular, we are interested in the C library.
See also
Rust bindings for igraph
and the companion container
The Stanford GraphBase and CWEB
A Platform for Combinatorial Computing and a System of Structured Documentation Hyperfunctions
Communicating Continuations
BiRank
Towards Ranking on Bipartite Graphs
Axioms for Centrality
Final shift for call/cc
Direct implementation of shift and reset
Call with Current Continuation Patterns
Cogen in six lines
Adding generic functions to Scheme
Representing monads
Handling control