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Robustness of Autocatalytic Set in a Model of Evolving Network

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Complex networks can describe a variety of systems in biology and chemistry, especially the systems containing the autocatalytic set (ACS). However, the robustness of the ACS has not been explored in details. Now we investigate the evolution process to reveal the robustness of the ACS. By defining two variables on the dependency of every node, we find that the ratios of the fraction with maximum and minimum value are invariable. Moreover, the robustness of the ACS depends on the fraction with maximum value extremely.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 519-520)

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212-215

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.519-520.212

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February 2014

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Ren Quan Zhang*, Wei Wei, Bing Hui Guo, Yang Zhang, Zhi Ming Zheng

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Autocatalytic Set, Evolution, Robustness, Structure

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