Abstract
Abstract The study of social networks by anthropologists has been based on the basic notions of graph theory, as has the identification and analysis of social cliques. There is little consensus among mathematicians about terminology, and social scientists have drawn fortuitously on various mathematical vocabularies as well as inventing their own technical terms. This paper deals with the effectiveness of Graph Models to model social relationship and the related intricacies.
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