Communication/transportation systems are often subjected to failures and attacks. Here we represent such systems as networks and we study their ability to resist failures (attacks) simulated as the breakdown of a group of nodes of the networkchosen at random (chosen accordingly to degree or load). We consider and compare the results for two di/erent networktopologies: the Erd1os–R2enyi random graph and the Barab2asi–Albert scale-free network. We also discuss brie5y a dynamical model recently proposed to take into account the dynamical redistribution of loads after the initial damage of a single node of the network.

Error and attack tolerance of complex networks

LATORA, Vito Claudio;RAPISARDA, Andrea
2004-01-01

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Communication/transportation systems are often subjected to failures and attacks. Here we represent such systems as networks and we study their ability to resist failures (attacks) simulated as the breakdown of a group of nodes of the networkchosen at random (chosen accordingly to degree or load). We consider and compare the results for two di/erent networktopologies: the Erd1os–R2enyi random graph and the Barab2asi–Albert scale-free network. We also discuss brie5y a dynamical model recently proposed to take into account the dynamical redistribution of loads after the initial damage of a single node of the network.
2004
Complex Networks; Error and attack tolerance; Teoria delle reti complesse
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