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Ginestra Bianconi
出版情報: Oxford : Oxford University Press, c2018  xiv, 402 p. ; 26 cm
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Nicolae Lobontiu
出版情報: London : Academic Press, c2018  xxiii, 759 p. ; 24 cm
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Vladimir L. Boginski ... [et al.], editors
出版情報: New York : Springer, c2012  x, 242 p. ; 25 cm
シリーズ名: Springer optimization and its applications ; v. 61
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Sergey N. Dorogovtsev
出版情報: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2010  ix, 134 p. ; 25 cm
シリーズ名: Oxford master series in physics ; 20
Oxford master series in statistical, computational, and theoretical physics
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First steps towards networks / 1:
Euler's graph / 1.1:
Examples of graphs / 1.2:
Shortest path length / 1.3:
Lattices and fractals / 1.4:
Milgram's experiment / 1.5:
Directed networks / 1.6:
What are random networks? / 1.7:
Degree distribution / 1.8:
Clustering / 1.9:
Adjacency matrix / 1.10:
Classical random graphs / 2:
Two classical models / 2.1:
Loops in classical random graphs / 2.2:
Diameter of classical random graphs / 2.3:
The birth of a giant component / 2.4:
Finite components / 2.5:
Small and large worlds / 3:
The world of Paul Erdos / 3.1:
Diameter of the Web / 3.2:
Small-world networks / 3.3:
Equilibrium versus growing trees / 3.4:
Giant connected component at birth is fractal / 3.5:
Dimensionality of a brush / 3.6:
From the Internet to cellular nets / 4:
Levels of the Internet / 4.1:
The WWW / 4.2:
Cellular networks / 4.3:
Co-occurrence networks / 4.4:
Uncorrelated networks / 5:
The configuration model / 5.1:
Hidden variables / 5.2:
Neighbour degree distribution / 5.3:
Loops in uncorrelated networks / 5.4:
Statistics of shortest paths / 5.5:
Uncorrelated bipartite networks / 5.6:
Percolation and epidemics / 6:
Connected components in uncorrelated networks / 6.1:
Ultra-resilience phenomenon / 6.2:
Finite-size effects / 6.3:
k-cores / 6.4:
Epidemics in networks / 6.5:
Self-organization of networks / 7:
Random recursive trees / 7.1:
The Barabási-Albert model / 7.2:
General preferential attachment / 7.3:
Condensation phenomena / 7.4:
Accelerated growth / 7.5:
The BKT transition / 7.6:
Deterministic graphs / 7.7:
Correlations in networks / 8:
Degree-degree correlations / 8.1:
How to measure correlations / 8.2:
Assortative and disassortative mixing / 8.3:
Why are networks correlated? / 8.4:
Degree correlations and clustering / 8.5:
Weighted networks / 9:
The strength of weak ties / 9.1:
World-wide airport network / 9.2:
Modelling weighted networks / 9.3:
Motifs, cliques, communities / 10:
Cliques in networks / 10.1:
Statistics of motifs / 10.2:
Modularity / 10.3:
Detecting communities / 10.4:
Hierarchical architectures / 10.5:
Navigation and search / 11:
Random walks on networks / 11.1:
Biased random walks / 11.2:
Kleinberg's problem / 11.3:
Navigability / 11.4:
Google PageRank / 11.5:
Traffic / 12:
Traffic in the Internet / 12.1:
Congestion / 12.2:
Cascading failures / 12.3:
Interacting systems on networks / 13:
The Ising model on networks / 13.1:
Critical phenomena / 13.2:
Synchronization / 13.3:
Games on networks / 13.4:
Avalanches as branching processes / 13.5:
Optimization / 14:
Critique of preferential attachment / 14.1:
Optimized trade-offs / 14.2:
The power of choice / 14.3:
Outlook / 15:
Further reading
References
Index
From the Internet to cellular networks
First steps towards networks / 1:
Euler's graph / 1.1:
Examples of graphs / 1.2:
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Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Joey F. George, Joseph S. Valacich
出版情報: Boston ; Tokyo : Pearson, c2014  xxvi, 526 p. ; 29 cm.
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Benjamin S. Blanchard, Wolter J. Fabrycky
出版情報: Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson/Prentice Hall, c2011  xii, 786 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: Prentice-Hall international series in industrial and systems engineering
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Reuven Cohen, Shlomo Havlin
出版情報: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2010  viii, 238 p. ; 26 cm
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edited by M. Buchanan ... [et al.]
出版情報: Cambridge [England] : Cambridge University Press, 2010  x, 271 p. ; 26 cm
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List of contributors
Introduction / M. Buchanan ; G. Caldarelli ; P. De Los Rios ; F. Rao ; M. Vendruscolo
Network views of the cell / Paolo De Los Rios ; Michele Vendruscolo1:
The network hypothesis / 1.1:
The central dogma and gene regulatory networks / 1.2:
Protein-protein interaction networks / 1.3:
Metabolic networks / 1.4:
Signaling networks / 1.5:
Networked networks and cell functionality / 1.6:
Concluding remarks / 1.7:
Transcriptional regulatory networks / Sarath Chandra Janga ; M. Madan Babu2:
Transcriptional regulation in prokaryotes and eukaryotes / 2.1:
Structure of transcriptional regulatory networks / 2.3:
Evolution of transcriptional regulatory networks / 2.4:
Dynamics of transcriptional regulatory networks / 2.5:
Conclusions / 2.6:
Transcription factors and gene regulatory networks / Matteo Brilli ; Elisa Calistri ; Pietro Lió3:
Promoters' complexity/eukaryotic gene promoters / 3.1:
Transcription factors / 3.3:
Bioinformatics of regulatory networks / 3.4:
Experimental methods for protein interaction identification / Peter Uetz ; Björn Titz ; Seesandra V. Rajagopala ; Gerard Cagney4:
Protein complementation techniques / 4.1:
Affinity purification methods / 4.3:
Protein complex purification and mass spectrometry / 4.4:
Protein and peptide chips / 4.5:
Other methods for interaction detection and functional analysis / 4.6:
Quality of large-scale interaction data / 4.7:
Comparison of methods / 4.8:
Modeling protein interaction networks / Francesco Rao4.9:
Scaling laws and network topology / 5.1:
Predicting protein interactions / 5.3:
Towards models at an atomic level of resolution / 5.4:
Dynamics and evolution of metabolic networks / Daniel Segrè5.5:
Cellular metabolism and its regulation / 6.1:
Metabolism across disciplines / 6.3:
Dynamics of a metabolic system / 6.4:
Stoichiometric analysis / 6.5:
Constraint-based modeling: feasible states and optimality / 6.6:
Predicting genetic perturbations / 6.7:
Double perturbations and epistatic interactions / 6.8:
The ancient history of metabolism: from cell-scale to biosphere-scale / 6.9:
Hierarchical modularity in biological networks: the case of metabolic networks / Erzsébet Ravasz Regan6.10:
Modularity and hubs in biological networks / 7.1:
Scaling of the clustering coefficient: a signature of hierarchy / 7.3:
Method for finding network modules / 7.4:
A case study: the E. coli metabolic network / 7.5:
Hierarchy, fractality and the small world of networks / 7.6:
Signalling networks / Gian Paolo Rossini7.7:
Chemical signalling: many pathways following a few general themes / 8.1:
Cross-talks among signal transduction pathways / 8.3:
Signalling networks, system organization and modelling / 8.4:
Conclusions and outlook / 8.5:
Complex networks: from local to global properties / D. GarlaschelliAppendix A:
Modelling the local structure of networks / Appendix B:
Higher-order topological properties / S. Ahnert ; T. FinkAppendix C:
Elementary mathematical concepts / A. GabrielliAppendix D:
References
Index
List of contributors
Introduction / M. Buchanan ; G. Caldarelli ; P. De Los Rios ; F. Rao ; M. Vendruscolo
Network views of the cell / Paolo De Los Rios ; Michele Vendruscolo1:
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Maarten van Steen
出版情報: [S.l.] : Maarten van Steen, 2010  xii, 285 p. ; 23 cm
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M.E.J. Newman
出版情報: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2018  xi, 780 p. ; 26 cm
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Preface
Introduction / 1:
The empirical study of networks
Technological networks / 2:
The Internet / 2.1:
The telephone network / 2.2:
Power grids / 2.3:
Transportation networks / 2.4:
Delivery and distribution networks / 2.5:
Networks of information / 3:
The World Wide Web / 3.1:
Citation networks / 3.2:
Other information networks / 3.3:
Social networks / 4:
The empirical study of social networks / 4.1:
Interviews and questionnaires / 4.2:
Direct observation / 4.3:
Data from archival or third-party records / 4.4:
Affiliation networks / 4.5:
The small-world experiment / 4.6:
Snowball sampling, contact tracing, and random walks / 4.7:
Biological networks / 5:
Biochemical networks / 5.1:
Networks in the brain / 5.2:
Ecological networks / 5.3:
Fundamentals of network theory / II:
Mathematics of networks / 6:
Networks and their representation / 6.1:
The adjacency matrix / 6.2:
Weighted networks / 6.3:
Directed networks / 6.4:
Hypergraphs / 6.5:
Bipartite networks / 6.6:
Multilayer and dynamic networks / 6.7:
Trees / 6.8:
Planar networks / 6.9:
Degree / 6.10:
Walks and paths / 6.11:
Components / 6.12:
Independent paths, connectivity, and cut sets / 6.13:
The graph Laplacian / 6.14:
Measures and metrics / 7:
Centrality / 7.1:
Groups of nodes / 7.2:
Transitivity and the clustering coefficient / 7.3:
Reciprocity / 7.4:
Signed edges and structural balance / 7.5:
Similarity / 7.6:
Homophily and assortative mixing / 7.7:
Computer algorithms / 8:
Software for network analysis and visualization / 8.1:
Running time and computational complexity / 8.2:
Storing network data / 8.3:
Algorithms for basic network quantities / 8.4:
Shortest paths and breadth-first search / 8.5:
Shortest paths in networks with varying edge lengths / 8.6:
Maximum flows and minimum cuts / 8.7:
Network statistics and measurement error / 9:
Types of error / 9.1:
Sources of error / 9.2:
Estimating errors / 9.3:
Correcting errors / 9.4:
The structure of real-world networks / 10:
Shortest paths and the small-world effect / 10.1:
Degree distributions / 10.3:
Power laws and scale-free networks / 10.4:
Distributions of other centrality measures / 10.5:
Clustering coefficients / 10.6:
Assortative mixing / 10.7:
Network models / III:
Random graphs / 11:
Mean number of edges and mean degree / 11.1:
Degree distribution / 11.3:
Clustering coefficient / 11.4:
Giant component / 11.5:
Small components / 11.6:
Path lengths / 11.7:
Problems with the random graph / 11.8:
The configuration model / 12:
Excess degree distribution / 12.1:
Locally tree-like networks / 12.3:
Number of second neighbors of a node / 12.5:
Networks with power-law degree distributions / 12.6:
Diameter / 12.9:
Generating function methods / 12.10:
Other random graph models / 12.11:
Models of network formation / 13:
Preferential attachment / 13.1:
The model of Barabási and Albert / 13.2:
Time evolution of the network and the first mover effect / 13.3:
Extensions of preferential attachment models / 13.4:
Node copying models / 13.5:
Network optimization models / 13.6:
Applications / IV:
Community structure / 14:
Dividing networks into groups / 14.1:
Modularity maximization / 14.2:
Methods based on information theory / 14.3:
Methods based on statistical inference / 14.4:
Other algorithms for cornrnunity detection / 14.5:
Measuring algorithm performance / 14.6:
Detecting other kinds of network structure / 14.7:
Percolation and network resilience / 15:
Percolation / 15.1:
Uniform random removal of nodes / 15.2:
Non-uniform removal of nodes / 15.3:
Percolation in real-world networks / 15.4:
Computer algorithms for percolation / 15.5:
Epidemics on networks / 16:
Models of the spread of infection / 16.1:
Epidemic models on networks / 16.2:
Outbreak sizes and percolation / 16.3:
Time-dependent properties of epidemics on networks / 16.4:
Time-dependent properties of the SI model / 16.5:
Time-dependent properties of the SIR model / 16.6:
Time-dependent properties of the SIS model / 16.7:
Dynamical systems on networks / 17:
Dynamical systems / 17.1:
Dynamics on networks / 17.2:
Dynamics with more than one variable per node / 17.3:
Spectra of networks / 17.4:
Synclironization / 17.5:
Network search / 18:
Web search / 18.1:
Searching distributed databases / 18.2:
Sending messages / 18.3:
References
Index
Preface
Introduction / 1:
The empirical study of networks
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