Meet, Discuss and Trust each other: large versus small groups

Timoteo Carletti; Duccio Fanelli; Alessio Guarino; Andrea Guazzini

Meet, Discuss and Trust each other: large versus small groups

Timoteo Carletti, Duccio Fanelli, Alessio Guarino, Andrea Guazzini

Namur Institute for Complex Systems

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Abstract

In this paper we propose a dynamical interpretation of the sociological distinction between large and small groups of interacting individuals. In the former case individual behaviors are largely dominated by the group effect, while in the latter mutual relationships do matter. Numerical and analytical tools are combined to substantiate our claims.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ARTIFICIAL LIFE AND EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of Wivace 2008
Publisher	World Scientific
Pages	213-224
Number of pages	12
Publication status	Published - 2009

Keywords

Opinion Dynamics; complex systems; social dynamics

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Dynamical systems meet social sciences : models of opinion dynamics.
Carletti, T. & RIGHI, S.
1/09/08 → …
Project: Research
New horizons for Dynamical Systems Research in Namur (FUNDP support to international collaboration)
Carletti, T. & Lemaitre, A.
1/01/06 → 31/12/08
Project: Research

WIVACE2008 : Workshop Italiano di Vita Artificiale e Computazione Evolutiva / Italian Workshop of Artificial Life and Evolutive Computation
Timoteo Carletti (Contributor)
8 Sept 2008 → 10 Sept 2008
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in conference

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Meet, Discuss and Trust each other: large versus small groups

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Dynamical systems meet social sciences : models of opinion dynamics.

New horizons for Dynamical Systems Research in Namur (FUNDP support to international collaboration)

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WIVACE2008 : Workshop Italiano di Vita Artificiale e Computazione Evolutiva / Italian Workshop of Artificial Life and Evolutive Computation

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