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Network Science: Destruction perfected

I. A. Kovács, A.-L. Barabási

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Nature
524, 38-39 (2015).
August 5, 2015

NetSI authors

Albert-László Barabási

Research area

Fundamental network science

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Abstract

Pinpointing the nodes whose removal most effectively disrupts a network has become a lot easier with the development of an efficient algorithm. Potential applications might include cybersecurity and disease control.

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