Hybrid patterns in uni-and mult-layer complex networks: theory and applications

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The study of the complex networks has become one of the subjects of greater interest in the scientific community in the last two decades. Its importance relies not only in the improvement of the understanding of certain physical phenomena, or of the development of the field per se, but also because of its influence on in disciplines as ecology, biology, economy, sociology, or engineering. In this context, the detection and identification of emergent structural patterns has been, historically, one of the main focus in the development of modern network theory. Such interest is not surprising, because these structural patterns lie at the core of the discipline as one of the keys to the origins which are the assembly rules that led to an observed pattern? and dynamics how does the structure constrain the performance of the network's activity? of a network. Examples of such patterns are modularity, nestedness, core-periphery structures, etc. These architectural signatures have been mostly studied separately, with little or no attention to possible combinations between them.

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Javier

Borge Holthoefer

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Daniel

Everett Rhoads

Ivan

Serrano Balaguer

Albert

Solé Ribalta

Former participants (2)

• Lampo, Aniello 20212021
• Palazzi Nieves, Maria Jose del Pilar 20212021