Catastrophic fragmentation and structural transitions are ubiquitous in real-world complex systems, yet their underlying universality classes remain largely elusive due to strong structural heterogeneity and the absence of well-defined critical thresholds. Here, we discover a robust phenomenon of temporal self-similari...
Sheng Fang, Jun Meng, Qing Lin et al.· Nature Communications· 0 citations
A generalised path-percolation framework is introduced where paths are drawn from a temperature-controlled routing ensemble interpolating between geodesic and noisy transport, clarifying how microscopic routing organisation shapes macroscopic resilience, and identifying path elongation as a measurable precursor of fail...
Yunhao Ding, Andreas Münch, R. Lambiotte· 0 citations
A unified statistical physics framework based on the random cluster model is introduced that encompasses classical notions of connectivity and defines a continuous family of new connectivity measures, offering a powerful tool to analyze structure and dynamics in complex networks.