If edges, <math>M</math> in a random graph, <math>G_M</math> is large enough to ensure that almost every <math>G_M</math> has minimum degree at least 1, then almost every <math>G_M</math> is connected and, if <math>n</math> is even, almost every <math>G_M</math> has a perfect matching. In particular, the moment the last isolated vertex vanishes in almost every random graph, the graph becomes connected. | If edges, <math>M</math> in a random graph, <math>G_M</math> is large enough to ensure that almost every <math>G_M</math> has minimum degree at least 1, then almost every <math>G_M</math> is connected and, if <math>n</math> is even, almost every <math>G_M</math> has a perfect matching. In particular, the moment the last isolated vertex vanishes in almost every random graph, the graph becomes connected. |