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[[Lucas Antiqueira]], [[Bruno Abrahao]], [[Jonathan Cannon]], [[Damian Blasi]], [[Gavin Fay]], [[Joseph Gran]], [[Chaitanya Gokhale]], [[Vanessa Weinberger]], [[Borys Wrobel]] | [[Lucas Antiqueira]], [[Bruno Abrahao]], [[Jonathan Cannon]], [[Damian Blasi]], [[Gavin Fay]], [[Joseph Gran]], [[Chaitanya Gokhale]], [[Vanessa Weinberger]], [[Borys Wrobel]] | ||
Goal: Analyze and explain relationships between network structure | Goal: Analyze and explain relationships between network structure and network dynamics. | ||
We have two different trends. The first one has the following features: | We have two different trends. The first one has the following features: |
Revision as of 04:44, 10 June 2010
Lucas Antiqueira, Bruno Abrahao, Jonathan Cannon, Damian Blasi, Gavin Fay, Joseph Gran, Chaitanya Gokhale, Vanessa Weinberger, Borys Wrobel
Goal: Analyze and explain relationships between network structure and network dynamics.
We have two different trends. The first one has the following features:
- The dynamics is a diffusion process (random walk) occurring on the network.
- The structure is represented by different network models (random, small-world, scale-free).
- Applications? Any network whose dynamical properties are reasonably represented by random walks.
- People interested: Lucas Antiqueira, Damian Blasi
Second trend:
- The dynamics is related to the network evolution in terms of inclusion of nodes, rewiring of edges, change of nodes/edges properties, etc, etc.
- Motifs play a special role in structural analysis.
- Special attention to food-webs.
- People interested: Jonathan Cannon