论文信息 - On the non-trivial dynamics of complex networks

On the non-trivial dynamics of complex networks

Some phenomena are characterized by a non-trivial network dynamics exhibiting self-organized criticality or discontinuous transitions, coexistence and hysteresis. After a short review, we show that a similar approach suggests that social communities stabilized by network interactions may become unstable if they grow too large.

Ginestra Bianconi | Matteo Marsili | Fernando Vega-Redondo

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