FAST INFORMATION SPREADING IN GRAPHS WITH LARGE WEAK CONDUCTANCE∗ KEREN CENSOR-HILLEL† AND HADAS SHACHNAI‡ Abstract. Gathering data from nodes in a network is at the heart of many distributed applications, most not

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