id: 05504378
dt: a
an: 05504378
au: Moreno, Y.
ti: The structure of collective behavior in complex topologies.
so: Criado, Regino (ed.) et al., New trends and tools in complex networks.
    Proceedings of the 2007 international conference on modeling and
    computation on complex networks and related topics, Net-Works 2007,
    Aranjuez, Spain, September 10‒11, 2007. Madrid: Universidad Rey Juan
    Carlos (ISBN 978-84-690-6890-8). 97-106 (2007).
py: 2007
pu: Madrid: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
la: EN
cc: 
ut: complex networks; synchronization phenomena; evolutionary game theory
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ab: Summary: Modern network theory has produced a number of relevant results in
    the last few years. However, there are still many relevant questions
    open, particularly, when it comes to comprehend the relation between
    the structure and function (dynamics) of networked systems. In this
    contribution, we briefly address some of the most recent advances on
    the emergence of collective behavior in complex networks focusing on
    two generic phenomena that support our findings: the synchronization of
    phase oscillators and the emergence of cooperation through game
    modeling. The results show that there are some regularities that unveil
    universal principles, pointing to new organizing relationships in the
    interplay between the structure and function of complex networks that
    might provide new insights into why the class of scale-free networks
    are so ubiquitous in Nature. we round off the discussion by
    highlighting the current trends in this exciting and emerging field of
    research.
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