Physical Review X,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(2)
Published: June 22, 2023
Turing
patterns,
arising
from
the
interplay
between
competing
species
of
diffusive
particles,
has
long
been
an
important
concept
for
describing
non-equilibrium
self-organization
in
nature,
and
extensively
investigated
many
chemical
biological
systems.
Historically,
these
patterns
have
studied
extended
systems
lattices.
Recently,
instability
was
found
to
produce
topological
networks
with
scale-free
degree
distributions
small
world
property,
although
apparent
absence
geometric
organization.
While
hints
explicitly
simple
network
models
(e.g
Watts-Strogatz)
found,
question
exact
nature
morphology
heterogeneous
complex
remains
unresolved.
In
this
work,
we
study
framework
random
graph
models,
where
topology
is
explained
by
underlying
space.
We
demonstrate
that
not
only
can
be
observed,
their
wavelength
also
estimated
studying
eigenvectors
annealed
Laplacian.
Finally,
show
embeddings
real
networks.
These
results
indicate
there
a
profound
connection
function
its
hidden
geometry,
even
when
associated
dynamical
processes
are
exclusively
determined
topology.
Physics Reports,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
874, P. 1 - 92
Published: June 13, 2020
The
complexity
of
many
biological,
social
and
technological
systems
stems
from
the
richness
interactions
among
their
units.
Over
past
decades,
a
great
variety
complex
has
been
successfully
described
as
networks
whose
interacting
pairs
nodes
are
connected
by
links.
Yet,
in
face-to-face
human
communication,
chemical
reactions
ecological
systems,
can
occur
groups
three
or
more
cannot
be
simply
just
terms
simple
dyads.
Until
recently,
little
attention
devoted
to
higher-order
architecture
real
systems.
However,
mounting
body
evidence
is
showing
that
taking
structure
these
into
account
greatly
enhance
our
modeling
capacities
help
us
understand
predict
emerging
dynamical
behaviors.
Here,
we
present
complete
overview
field
beyond
pairwise
interactions.
We
first
discuss
methods
represent
give
unified
presentation
different
frameworks
used
describe
highlighting
links
between
existing
concepts
representations.
review
measures
designed
characterize
models
proposed
literature
generate
synthetic
structures,
such
random
growing
simplicial
complexes,
bipartite
graphs
hypergraphs.
introduce
rapidly
research
on
topology.
focus
novel
emergent
phenomena
characterizing
landmark
processes,
diffusion,
spreading,
synchronization
games,
when
extended
elucidate
relations
topology
properties,
conclude
with
summary
empirical
applications,
providing
an
outlook
current
conceptual
frontiers.
Nature Physics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(3), P. 445 - 450
Published: Jan. 9, 2023
The
renormalization
group
is
the
cornerstone
of
modern
theory
universality
and
phase
transitions,
a
powerful
tool
to
scrutinize
symmetries
organizational
scales
in
dynamical
systems.
However,
its
network
counterpart
particularly
challenging
due
correlations
between
intertwined
scales.
To
date,
explorations
are
based
on
hidden
geometries
hypotheses.
Here,
we
propose
Laplacian
RG
diffusion-based
picture
complex
networks,
defining
both
Kadanoff
supernodes'
concept,
momentum
space
procedure,
\emph{\'a
la
Wilson},
applying
this
scheme
real
networks
natural
parsimonious
way.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(5), P. 2553 - 2582
Published: March 4, 2024
The
intricate
and
complex
features
of
enzymatic
reaction
networks
(ERNs)
play
a
key
role
in
the
emergence
sustenance
life.
Constructing
such
vitro
enables
stepwise
build
up
complexity
introduces
opportunity
to
control
activity
using
physicochemical
stimuli.
Rational
design
modulation
network
motifs
enable
engineering
artificial
systems
with
emergent
functionalities.
Such
functional
are
useful
for
variety
reasons
as
creating
new-to-nature
dynamic
materials,
producing
value-added
chemicals,
constructing
metabolic
modules
synthetic
cells,
even
enabling
molecular
computation.
In
this
review,
we
offer
insights
into
chemical
characteristics
ERNs
while
also
delving
their
potential
applications
associated
challenges.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
380(2227)
Published: May 23, 2022
When
a
large
number
of
similar
entities
interact
among
each
other
and
with
their
environment
at
low
scale,
unexpected
outcomes
higher
spatio-temporal
scales
might
spontaneously
arise.
This
non-trivial
phenomenon,
known
as
emergence,
characterizes
broad
range
distinct
complex
systems-from
physical
to
biological
social-and
is
often
related
collective
behaviour.
It
ubiquitous,
from
non-living
such
oscillators
that
under
specific
conditions
synchronize,
living
ones,
birds
flocking
or
fish
schooling.
Despite
the
ample
phenomenological
evidence
existence
systems'
emergent
properties,
central
theoretical
questions
study
emergence
remain
unanswered,
lack
widely
accepted,
rigorous
definition
phenomenon
identification
essential
favour
emergence.
We
offer
here
general
overview
sketch
current
future
challenges
on
topic.
Our
short
review
also
serves
an
introduction
theme
issue
Entropy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(1), P. 86 - 86
Published: Jan. 18, 2025
Directed
networks
are
essential
for
representing
complex
systems,
capturing
the
asymmetry
of
interactions
in
fields
such
as
neuroscience,
transportation,
and
social
networks.
Directionality
reveals
how
influence,
information,
or
resources
flow
within
a
network,
fundamentally
shaping
behavior
dynamical
processes
distinguishing
directed
from
their
undirected
counterparts.
Robust
null
models
crucial
identifying
meaningful
patterns
these
representations,
yet
designing
that
preserve
key
features
remains
significant
challenge.
One
critical
feature
is
reciprocity,
which
reflects
balance
bidirectional
provides
insights
into
underlying
structural
principles
shape
connectivity.
This
paper
introduces
statistical
mechanics
framework
networks,
modeling
them
ensembles
interacting
fermions.
By
controlling
reciprocity
other
network
properties,
our
formalism
offers
principled
approach
to
analyzing
structures
dynamics,
introducing
new
perspectives
analytical
tools
empirical
studies.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Feb. 13, 2025
Information
dynamics
plays
a
crucial
role
in
complex
systems,
from
cells
to
societies.
Recent
advances
statistical
physics
have
made
it
possible
capture
key
network
properties,
such
as
flow
diversity
and
signal
speed,
using
entropy
free
energy.
However,
large
system
sizes
pose
computational
challenges.
We
use
graph
neural
networks
identify
suitable
groups
of
components
for
coarse-graining
achieve
low
complexity,
practical
application.
Our
approach
preserves
information
even
under
significant
compression,
shown
through
theoretical
analysis
experiments
on
synthetic
empirical
networks.
find
that
the
model
merges
nodes
with
similar
structural
suggesting
they
perform
redundant
roles
transmission.
This
method
enables
low-complexity
compression
extremely
networks,
offering
multiscale
perspective
biological,
social,
technological
better
than
existing
methods
mostly
focused
structure.
are
systems.
The
authors
apply
group
reducing
complexity.
Their
being
effective