Multi-State Coupling Entropy of Interactive Dynamic Process on Scale-Free Network

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The quantification of complexity is one of the most fundamental issues in the investigation of complex networks. In this paper, we propose multi-states entropy to quantify the complexity of a typical diffusion system, in which the interactive dynamics is characterized by a finite capacity effect. We show that the entropy strongly depend on the local topology and the finite capacity. Furthermore, based on the maximum entropy principle, we optimize the interaction of these two factors to achieve the most efficient interactive diffusion process on scale-free networks.

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