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physics.soc-ph2013★ 86 cited

Communicability reveals a transition to coordinated behavior in multiplex networks

Ernesto Estrada, Jesus Gomez-Gardenes

We analyse the flow of information in multiplex networks by means of the communicability function. First, we generalize this measure from its definition from simple graphs to multi…

cs.SI2013★ 4 cited

About the Discriminant Power of the Subgraph Centrality and Other Centrality Measures About the Discriminant Power of the Subgraph Centrality and Other Centrality Measures(Working paper)

Ernesto Estrada

The discriminant power of centrality indices for the degree, eigenvector, closeness, betweenness and subgraph centrality is analyzed. It is defined by the number of graphs for whic…

math.CO2013

On d-Walk Regular Graphs

Ernesto Estrada, Jose A. de la Pena

Let G be a graph with set of vertices 1,...,n and adjacency matrix A of size nxn. Let d(i,j)=d, we say that f_d:N->N is a d-function on G if for every pair of vertices i,j and k>=d…

math-ph2013

Walk Entropies in Graphs

Ernesto Estrada, Jose A. de la Pena, Naomichi Hatano

Entropies based on walks on graphs and on their line-graphs are defined. They are based on the summation over diagonal and off-diagonal elements of the thermal Green's function of…

q-bio.MN2013

A statistical mechanics description of environmental variability in metabolic networks

Jonathan J Crofts, Ernesto Estrada

Many of the chemical reactions that take place within a living cell are irreversible. Due to evolutionary pressures, the number of allowable reactions within these systems are high…

math.CO2013

From Integer Sequences to Block Designs via Counting Walks in Graphs

Ernesto Estrada, José A. de la Peña

We define numbers of the type Oj(N) and Ej(N) and the corresponding integer sequences. We prove that these integer sequences, e.g., SO(N) and SE(N) correspond to the number of odd…