A dynamic model for social networksFootnote†

This report is part of a continuing research series and describes work that is collaborative in every respect. The order of authorship is alphabetical. We are grateful to Stanley Wasserman for assistance in conducting the reported research. Support was provided by NSF Grant SOC 73–05489 to Carnegie‐Mellon University.

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