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Random site percolation with complex neighborhoods in five dimension
Krzysztof Malarz, Maciej Wołoszyn
In this paper, the random site percolation problem in a five-dimensional space for complex neighborhoods is studied. The efficient C++ code (with ordinary work division) of the cla…
Heider balance in square versus triangular lattices under an external field
Zdzisław Burda, Maciej Wołoszyn, Krzysztof Malarz +1
We discuss the Heider model in the presence of an external social field. This field breaks the possible symmetry between the probabilities of hostile and friendly relationships. We…
Relationship between Heider links and Ising spins
Zdzisław Burda, Maciej Wołoszyn, Krzysztof Malarz +1
We show that the Heider model with an external field is equivalent, in the limit of structural balance, to the Ising model with nearest-neighbor interactions without an external fi…
Lower limit of percolation threshold on a square lattice with complex neighborhoods
Antoni Ciepłucha, Marcin Utnicki, Maciej Wołoszyn +1
In this paper, the 60-year-old concept of long-range interaction in percolation problems introduced by Dalton, Domb, and Sykes, is reconsidered. With Monte Carlo simulation -- base…
Fine structure of phase diagram for social impact theory
Krzysztof Malarz, Maciej Wołoszyn
In this paper, the social impact theory introduced by Latané is reconsidered. A fully differentiated society is considered; that is, initially every actor has their own opinion. Th…
Heider balance on Archimedean lattices and cliques
Krzysztof Malarz, Maciej Wołoszyn, Krzysztof Kułakowski
We investigate the work function for the Heider balance, driven by a thermal noise , on several planar networks that contain separated triangles, pairs of triangles, chai…
Order-disorder phase transition in a cliquey social network
M. Woloszyn, D. Stauffer, K. Kulakowski
We investigate the network model of community by Watts, Dodds and Newman (D. J. Watts et al., Science 296 (2002) 1302) as a hierarchy of groups, each of 5 individuals. A homophily…