Robustness and Structure of Complex Networks Shuai Shao Boston University, Physics Department A dvisor: Prof. Gene Stanley Co-advisor: Prof. Shlomo Havlin.

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Robustness and Structure of Complex Networks Shuai Shao Boston University, Physics Department A dvisor: Prof. Gene Stanley Co-advisor: Prof. Shlomo Havlin Collaborators: Xuqing Huang, Xin Yuan, Prof. Xin Zhang, Prof. Sergey Buldyrev, Prof. Huijuan Wang PhD Thesis Defense

Overview: Projects and Publications Percolation of localized attack on complex networks: 1.Percolation of localized attack on complex networks (NJP 17(2), ) 2.The influence of the broadness of the degree distribution on network’s robustness: comparing localized attack and random attack (arXiv: ) Networks with clustering structure: 1.The robustness of interdependent clustered networks (EPL 101(1), 18002) 2.Robustness of a partially interdependent network formed of clustered networks (PRE 89(3), ) 3.Network of interdependent networks: overview of theory and applications (Networks of Networks: The Last Frontier of Complexity, 3-36) Empirical study of real-world networks: 1.Dynamic motifs in socio-economic networks (EPL 108(5), 58001)

Overview: Projects and Publications Percolation of localized attack on complex networks: 1.Percolation of localized attack on complex networks (NJP 17(2), ) 2.The influence of the broadness of the degree distribution on network’s robustness: comparing localized attack and random attack (arXiv: ) Networks with clustering structure: 1.The robustness of interdependent clustered networks (EPL 101(1), 18002) 2.Robustness of a partially interdependent network formed of clustered networks (PRE 89(3), ) 3.Network of interdependent networks: overview of theory and applications (Networks of Networks: The Last Frontier of Complexity, 3-36) Empirical study of real-world networks: 1.Dynamic motifs in socio-economic networks (EPL 108(5), 58001)

Outline Background Part I: Robustness of complex networks under localized attack Part II: Robustness of interdependent networks with clustering Summary

Background: Complex Networks Complex networks are present in almost every aspect of our life: The Internet Airline Networks Social Networks Neural Networks …

Background: Terminology p(0)=1/8 p(1)=3/8 p(2)=2/8 p(3)=1/8 p(4)=1/8 Network: a set of nodes connected with links Degree k: number of links connected to a node Degree distribution p(k): the probability that a randomly chosen node has degree k Generating function of degree distribution:

Background: Random-regular Network (RR)

Background: Erdős-Rényi Network (ER) Poisson distribution Paul Erdős Alfréd Rényi

Background: Scale-free Network (SF) -λ-λ k min k max Power-law distribution R. Cohen and S. Havlin, Complex networks: structure, robustness and function λ

Robustness of networks under attacks 1.If some nodes in the network are attacked and disabled, will the network keep functional (P ∞ )? 1.How many nodes should be attacked in order to collapse the entire network (p c )?

Robustness of networks under attacks 1.Type of the attack: random attack, targeted attack, localized attack (a new type of attack)

Robustness of networks under attacks 1.Type of the attack: random attack, targeted attack, localized attack (a new type of attack) 2.Structure of the network: RR networks, ER networks, SF networks, clustered networks…

Outline Background Part I: Robustness of complex networks under localized attack Part II: Robustness of interdependent networks with clustering Summary

Robustness of networks under attacks 1.Type of the attack: random attack, targeted attack, localized attack (a new type of attack) 2.Structure of the network: RR networks, ER networks, SF networks, clustered networks…

Localized Attack: a new type of attack Localized attack: Attacking nodes by shell structure. Reflecting localized damages: computer viruses, earthquakes, floods… Develop a theoretical framework for understanding the robustness of networks under localized attack? Motivation: Most of percolation problems assume attacks being random or targeted, which is not the case for many realistic attacks.

Localized Attack: a new type of attack S Shao, X Huang, H E Stanely, and S Havlin (paper submitted)

Lattice(Square) RRERSF Random attack A new type of attack: Localized attack ??? Can percolation properties of localized attack be solved?

Theoretical framework: generating function method, where

Percolation of localized attack: RR and ER

Percolation of localized attack: SF

Real-world Networks InternetAirline Network

Real-world Networks

Outline Background Part I: Robustness of complex networks under localized attack Part II: Robustness of interdependent networks with clustering Summary

Robustness of networks under attacks 1.Type of the attack: random attack, targeted attack, localized attack (a new type of attack) 2.Structure of the network: RR networks, ER networks, SF networks, networks with clustering

Structure of the network: Clustering C = 1/3 C = 0

Interdependent Networks Nature 464, 1025 (2010) connectivity links (grey) + dependency links (purple) q

Interdependent Networks with clustering S Shao, X Huang, H E Stanley and S Havlin Phys. Rev. E 89, (2014) X Huang, S Shao, H Wang, S V Buldyrev, H E Stanley, and S Havlin, EPL 101, (2013)

Outline Background / Motivation Part I: Robustness of complex networks under localized attack Part II: Robustness of interdependent networks with clustering Summary

1.Proposed the theoretical framework for the robustness of complex networks under localized attack and solved the percolation properties 1.Compared localized attack and random attack on ER, RR and SF networks: ER networks are equivalently robust under two types of attack RR networks are more robust under localized attack Robustness of SF networks depends crucially on the scale parameter λ 3. Real-world networks are much more fragile to localized attack than to random attack 4. Clustering structure in interdependent networks makes the system less robust under attack.

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