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A complex network provides a framework for modeling many real-world phenomena in the form of a network. In general, a complex network is considered as a graph of real world phenomena such as biological networks, ecological networks, technological networks, information networks and particularly...
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In recent years there has been considerable interest in the structure and dynamics of complex networks. One of the most studied networks is the linear Barabási–Albert model. Here we investigate the nonlinear Barabási–Albert growing network. In this model, a new node connects to a vertex of...
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In recent years, online social networks (OSN) have emerged as a platform of sharing variety of information about people, and their interests, activities, events and news from real worlds. Due to the large scale and access limitations (e.g., privacy policies) of online social network services...
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This work introduces a network model of an interbank market based on interbank credit lending relationships. It generates some network features identified through empirical analysis. The critical issue to construct an interbank network is to decide the edges among banks, which is realized in...
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This paper proposes how to build a syntactic network based on syntactic theory and presents some statistical properties of Chinese syntactic dependency networks based on two Chinese treebanks with different genres. The results show that the two syntactic networks are small-world networks, and...
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In this article, we propose an octahedral Koch network exhibiting abundant new properties compared to the triangular Koch network. Analytical expressions for the degree distribution, clustering coefficient, and average path length are presented. The scale-free feature and small-world property of...
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With the help of the recurrence relations derived from the self-similar structure, we obtain the closed-form solution for the average path length of a class of scale-free fractal hierarchical lattices (HLs) with a general parameter q, which are simultaneously scale-free, self-similar and...
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We explore a new variant of Small-World Networks (SWNs), in which an additional parameter (r) sets the length scale over which shortcuts are uniformly distributed. When r=0 we have an ordered network, whereas r=1 corresponds to the original Watts–Strogatz SWN model. These limited range SWNs...
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The study of opinion dynamics, such as spreading and controlling of rumors, has become an important issue on social networks. Numerous models have been devised to describe this process, including epidemic models and spin models, which mainly focus on how opinions spread and interact with each...
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Two key features of social networks are the community structure and the high clustering coefficient. For understanding their influences on dynamical processes, we present a model with both an adjustable clustering coefficient and an adjustable degree of community. This model has an invariant...
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