The author of this book, Albert-László Barabási, brings a wealth of experience and research expertise to the field of network science. Their work has significantly advanced our understanding of complex networks. This book serves as a comprehensive guide to the foundational concepts of network science. It covers essential and advanced topics, including Scale-Free Networks and the concept of Preferential Attachment. This book caters to a diverse audience, including both researchers and educators in the field of network science. Whether you’re exploring cutting-edge research or preparing course materials, the content offers valuable insights and practical knowledge. It balances technical rigor and approachability, making it equally beneficial for readers with varying levels of expertise. Rather than relying solely on abstract theories, this book grounds its explanations in realworld scenarios. It bridges the gap between theory and practice by illustrating network science concepts through relatable examples. Readers gain a deeper understanding of how networks operate in everyday contexts.
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