BP 21: Networks, From Topology to Dynamics (joint session SOE/BP/DY)
Wednesday, March 19, 2025, 15:00–17:30, H45
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15:00 |
BP 21.1 |
Self-organized transport in noisy dynamic networks — •Frederic Folz, Joshua Rainer Ganz, Kurt Mehlhorn, and Giovanna Morigi
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15:15 |
BP 21.2 |
Critical properties of Heider balance on multiplex networks — •Krishnadas Mohandas, Krzysztof Suchecki, and Janusz Hołyst
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15:30 |
BP 21.3 |
Functional Motifs in Food Webs and Networks — •Melanie Habermann, Ashkaan Fahimipour, Justin Yeakel, and Thilo Gross
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15:45 |
BP 21.4 |
Infecting Apex Predators Could Lead to Their Extinction — •Fakhteh Ghanbarnejad and Hooman Saveh
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16:00 |
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15 min. break
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16:15 |
BP 21.5 |
Behavioral Heterogeneity in Disease Spread: Contrasting Effects of Prevention Strategies and Social Mixing — •Fabio Sartori and Michael Maes
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16:30 |
BP 21.6 |
Modelling retweet cascades using multivariate Hawkes processes on sparse networks — Alexander Kreiß and •Eckehard Olbrich
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16:45 |
BP 21.7 |
Influence, Incidence, Imitators and Individualists: Comparing social influence models of protective behavior in an epidemic — •Andreas Reitenbach
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17:00 |
BP 21.8 |
Formalism and Physical Principles of Human Mobility and Routine — •Marlli Zambrano, Ashish Thampi, Alejandra Rincon, Andrzej Jarynowski, Steven Schulz, and Vitaly Belik
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17:15 |
BP 21.9 |
The world air transportation network: import risk of diseases, pandemic potentials and passenger routes — •Pascal Klamser, Adrian Zachariae, Benjamin Maier, Olga Baranov, and Dirk Brockmann
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