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Romanesque networks

Steven H. Strogatz ()
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Steven H. Strogatz: 212 Kimball Hall, Cornell University

Nature, 2005, vol. 433, issue 7024, 365-366

Abstract: Newly won evidence shows that many real-world network systems obey a power-law scaling, just as if they were fractal shapes. Could this be the harbinger of a new architectural law for complex systems?

Date: 2005
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