activity
20102015
most citedHierarchical organization of brain functional network during visual task

21 citations · 42 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.soc-ph2015

Enhancing speed of pinning synchronizability: low-degree nodes with high feedback gains

Ming-Yang Zhou, Zhao Zhuo, Hao Liao +2

Controlling complex networks is of paramount importance in science and engineering. Despite recent efforts to improve controllability and synchronous strength, little attention has…

physics.soc-ph2015

Abnormal Synchronizing Path of Delay-coupled Chaotic Oscillators on the Edge of Stability

Zhao Zhuo, Shi-Min Cai, Zhong-Qian Fu

In this paper, the transition of synchronizing path of delay-coupled chaotic oscillators in a scale-free network is highlighted. Mainly, through the critical transmission delay mak…

physics.soc-ph2014★ 11 cited

Community structure revealed by phase locking

Ming-Yang Zhou, Zhao Zhuo, Shi-Min Cai +1

Community structure can naturally emerge in paths to synchronization, and scratching it from the paths is a tough issue that accounts for the diverse dynamics of synchronization. I…

physics.data-an2011

Unfolding Substructures of Complex Networks by Coupling Chaotic Oscillators beyond Global Synchronization Regime

Zhao Zhuo, Shimin Cai, Jie Zhang +1

In the past decade, synchronization on complex networks has attracted increasing attentions from various research disciplines. Most previous works, however, focus only on the dynam…

physics.bio-ph2011★ 21 cited

Hierarchical organization of brain functional network during visual task

Zhao Zhuo, Shi-Min Cai, Zhong-Qian Fu +1

In this paper, the brain functional networks derived from high-resolution synchronous EEG time series during visual task are generated by calculating the phase synchronization amon…

cs.SI2010★ 10 cited

Self-organized Emergence of Navigability on Small-World Networks

Zhao Zhuo, Shi-Min Cai, Zhong-Qian Fu +1

This paper mainly investigates why small-world networks are navigable and how to navigate small-world networks. We find that the navigability can naturally emerge from self-organiz…