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Kkarthikpavan1198@gmail.com
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A small network diagram renders a conceptual set of authors and papers as linked, labeled nodes in an SVG. Using d3.forceSimulation with forceLink and forceManyBody, the layout positions nodes and edges dynamically. Circles distinguish authors from papers by color and size, and drag interactions let users reposition nodes while the simulation runs.

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