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20052024
most citedHomophily, Cultural Drift and the Co-Evolution of Cultural Groups

464 citations · 485 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

physics.soc-ph2024

Mass media competition and alternative ordering in social dynamics

O. Alvarez-Llamoza, M. G. Cosenza, J. C. Gonzalez-Avella +3

We investigate the collective behavior of a system of social agents subject to the competition between two mass media influences considered as external fields. We study under what…

physics.soc-ph2019

Against mass media trends: minority growth in cultural globalization

M. G. Cosenza, M. E. Gavidia, J. C. González-Avella

We investigate the collective behavior of a globalized society under the influence of endogenous mass media trends. The mass media trend is a global field corresponding to the stat…

physics.soc-ph2018

Chimera and anticoordination states in learning dynamics

Haydee Lugo, Juan Carlos Gonzalez-Avella, Maxi San Miguel

In many real-life situations, individuals are dared to simultaneously achieve social objectives of acceptance or approval and strategic objectives of coordination. Since these two…

nlin.CD2018

From synchronous to one-time delayed dynamics in coupled maps

Celia Anteneodo, Juan Carlos Gonzalez-Avella, Raul O. Vallejos

We study the completely synchronized states (CSSs) of a system of coupled logistic maps as a function of three parameters: interaction strength (), range of the intera…

nlin.CD2015

Complete synchronization equivalence in asynchronous and delayed coupled maps

Juan Carlos González-Avella, Celia Anteneodo

Coupled map lattices are paradigmatic models of many collective phenomena. However, quite different patterns can emerge depending on the updating scheme. While in early versions, m…

physics.soc-ph2012★ 21 cited

A model for cross-cultural reciprocal interactions through mass media

J. C. González-Avella, M. G. Cosenza, M. San Miguel

We investigate the problem of cross-cultural interactions through mass media in a model where two populations of social agents, each with its own internal dynamics, get information…