Table of Contents

1: Introduction to Graphs
2: Graph structure: Communities
3: Scale-invariance
4: The Origin of power law functions
5: Graph Generating Models
6: Networks in the cell
7: Ecological networks
8: Geophysical networks
9: Technological networks: Internet and WWW
10: Collaborative Relational and Cognitive Networks
11: Financial networks

About the Author

Guido Caldarelli
Associate Professorship (Primo Ricercatore) National Institute for Condensed Matter
Dipartimento di Fisica,
Università di Roma "La Sapienza"

Reviews

`The book is written in an easy style and should be readable by undergraduates in physics, theoretical physics, mathematics, and computer science and engineering.'
Peter Richmond, Trinity College, Dublin
`This is a very important and timely book... I would recommend this book to anyone hoping to learn the key concepts of complex networks science.
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Mark Buchanan, Science Writer, Cambridge, UK