Albert-laszlo Barabasi

"Barabasi has found that the websites that form the network (of the WWW) have certain mathematical properties. The conditions for these properties to occur are threefold. The first is that the network has to be expanding, growing. This precondition of growth is very important as the idea of emergence comes with it. It is constantly evolving and adapting. That condition exists markedly with the world wide web. The second is the condition of preferential attachment, that is, nodes (websites) will wish to link themselves to hubs websites) with the most connections. The third condition is what is termed competitive fitness which in network terms means its rate of attraction. Reference

Books

• Linked: The New Science of Networks, How Everything is Connected to Everything Else and What it Means for Science, Business and Everyday Life.
• Fractal Concepts in Surface Growth, with H. Eugene Stanley (1995)
• From Thin Films to Quantum Dots -- Morphological evolution of strained surfaces, with D.E. Jesson, (forthcoming, 2005).

External links

• Home page
• Publications.

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