Description
TL;DR: A brief period paper on Bitcoin mining, blockchain records, transaction behavior, and betweenness centrality in changing graphs.
About This Document
Henna Abdul Azeez and G. Vadivu introduce Bitcoin's peer-to-peer network, mining, public transaction record, business use, transaction errors, and graph-based betweenness centrality. The conclusion makes broad claims about transaction costs and taxation and says its online algorithm keeps vertex and edge centrality measures current as a graph changes. The four-page treatment is uneven and does not document a mature mining application in the detail the title may imply.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is useful as a 2017 applied-research artifact, not as authoritative mining software, tax guidance, or a current cost comparison. Its mix of Bitcoin overview and graph analysis shows how rapidly researchers were trying to connect the network to familiar computational tools. The rough edges are part of the historical record and should not be polished into stronger evidence than the paper provides.
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Document Details
- Title: Rapid Prototyping of a Bitcoin Mining Application
- Author / organization: Henna Abdul Azeez and G. Vadivu
- Year: 2017
- Language: English
- Document type: Research paper
- Pages: 4
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