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The Math on how Google determined your page rank

Posted by Todd Cochrane on December 6, 2006 2:30 PM

Someone with obviously way to much time on their hands put together what I would consider the most comprehensive mathematical probability post on how Google determines a website page rank. If your good at math and want to spend some time going over the article be prepared with a couple of cans of RedBull as the author gets pretty deep in his examination of Google Pagerank. [www.ams.org]

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