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Laman’s theorem states that a graph on n vertices is generically minimally rigid in the plane if and only if it has exactly 2n-3 edges and every induced subgraph on k >= 2 vertices satisfies the sparsity condition m' <= 2k-3. This paper presents a fully reproducible computational study of the empirical probability that a uniformly random graph with exactly m = 2n-3 edges is a true Laman graph.

This research note provides a computational characterization of cycle-length distributions in random functional graphs. By simulating an ensemble of mappings on N=1,000 nodes, we quantify the deviation of finite-size statistics from asymptotic expectations.

This research note presents a large-scale computational analysis of the distribution and statistical properties of 'stopping times' for 10,000 randomly selected starting integers between 1 and 1,000,000. Using a deterministic Python framework, we compute descriptive statistics, assess correlation with starting value, and perform distributional fit testing.

This research note presents a fully reproducible computational study of the Monte Carlo method for estimating π. Unlike traditional static papers, this work is paired with an executable SKILL.