Self-organization of structures and networks from merging and small-scale fluctuations
P. Minnhagen, M. Rosvall, K. Sneppen, A. Trusina
Abstract
We discuss merging-and-creation as a self-organizing process for scale-free topologies in networks. Three power-law classes characterized by the power-law exponents 3/2, 2 and 5/2 are identified and the process is generalized to networks. In the network context the merging can be viewed as a consequence of optimization related to more efficient signaling.
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