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physics.soc-ph200613 cited

"Antiferromagnetism" in social relations and Bonabeau model

Gerard Weisbuch, Dietrich Stauffer

We here present a fixed agents version of an original model of the emergence of hierarchies among social agents first introduced by Bonabeau \textit{et al}. Having interactions occ…

physics.soc-ph200617 cited

Phase transition in Nowak-Sznajd opinion dynamics

Maciej Woloszyn, Dietrich Stauffer, Krzysztof Kulakowski

The Nowak modification of the Sznajd opinion dynamics model on the square lattice assumes that with probabilities beta and gamma the opinions flip due to mass-media advertising fro…

physics.soc-ph20068 cited

Optimization of hierarchical structures of information flow

D. Stauffer, P. M. C. de Oliveira

The efficiency of a large hierarchical organisation is simulated on Barabasi-Albert networks, when each needed link leads to a loss of information. The optimum is found at a finite…

physics.soc-ph20061 cited

On the relation between structural diversity and geographical distance among languages: observations and computer simulations

Eric W. Holman, Christian Schulze, Dietrich Stauffer +1

The recent availability of larger typological databases such as Haspelmath et al. (2005) has brought the linguistics community closer to having a solid, empirical foundation for ma…

physics.soc-ph20061 cited

The Impact of External Events on the Emergence of Social Herding of Economic Sentiment

Martin Hohnisch, Dietrich Stauffer, Sabine Pittnauer

We investigate the impact of an exogenous environment on the emergence of social herding of economic sentiment. An interactions-driven dynamics of economic sentiment is modeled by…

physics.soc-ph2006

Monte Carlo simulation of survival for minority languages

Christian Schulze, Dietrich Stauffer

Our earlier language model is modified to allow for the survival of a minority language without higher status, just because of the pride of its speakers in their linguistic identit…