Influential networks

Damon Centola ()
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Damon Centola: University of Pennsylvania

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 7, 664-665

Abstract: While simple contagions spread efficiently from highly connected ‘influencers’, new research has revealed another kind of spreading process, that of complex contagions, which follows surprisingly different pathways to disperse through social networks.

Date: 2019
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