Join a seminar lecture exploring how topology influences the dynamics of higher-order networks, presented by Professor Ginestra Bianconi from Queen Mary University of London's Applied Mathematics department. Delve into the mathematical principles and theoretical frameworks that govern the relationship between network topology and dynamic behaviors in complex systems. Learn how structural properties of networks at various scales impact their evolutionary patterns and functional characteristics. Examine cutting-edge research in network science that bridges topology with dynamical systems theory, offering insights into real-world applications across disciplines.
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GSNP klogW Seminar Series: Topology shapes dynamics of higher-order networks
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APS Physics
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