Question: Let G be a connected undirected network with a set of nodes V. For each node v in G, we say v 's eccentricity, denoted

Let G be a connected undirected network with a set of nodes V. For each node v in G, we say v 's eccentricity, denoted (v), is the maximum shortest path length from v to any other node in G. For example, the maximum eccentricity among nodes in G is equal to G 's diameter; that is, dmax=max{(v)vV}. The radius of a network, here denoted by , is the minimum of the node eccentricities; that is, (G)=min{(v)vV}. The set of nodes with minimal eccentricity are called the center of the network; specifically, center (G)={vV(v)=(G)}. Show that dmax2
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