Albert DIaz-Guilera

Full Professor

University of Barcelona

Spain

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Albert Diaz-Guilera is a Full Professor at Universitat de Barcelona, Spain. His research interests encompass complex networks, including topics such as multiscale field theory for network flows, Kuramoto oscillators, and opinion dynamics models. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of interaction dynamics in networks and the optimization of network structures.

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Sergi Lozano

Professor Agregat

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Jordi Soriano Fradera

Associate Professor

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Matteo Palassini

Professor Agregat (Associate Professor)

University of Barcelona

SPAIN

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Cristina Masoller

Profesora Catedratica

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

SPAIN

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Albert DIaz-Guilera

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Articles (13)

Multiscale Field Theory for Network Flows

Self-regulation of a network of Kuramoto oscillators

Exploring the interplay of excitatory and inhibitory interactions in the Kuramoto model on circle topologies

Three-state opinion model with mobile agents

Diffusion capacity of single and interconnected networks

Three-State Opinion Model on Complex Topologies

Optimal cost tuning of frustration: Achieving desired states in the Kuramoto-Sakaguchi model

Modeling partial lockdowns in multiplex networks using partition strategies

Quasi-symmetries in complex networks: A dynamical model approach

Comparing spatial networks: A one-size-fits-all efficiency-driven approach

Benchmarking seeding strategies for spreading processes in social networks: an interplay between influencers, topologies and sizes

Functionability in complex networks: Leading nodes for the transition from structural to functional networks through remote asynchronization

Flocking-enhanced social contagion

Collaborators (4)

Sergi Lozano

Jordi Soriano Fradera

Matteo Palassini

Cristina Masoller

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