The extreme vulnerability of interdependent spatially embedded networks
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...[189] partial interdependence was considered, and the Authors found that, in contrast to unembedded networks, for any fraction of dependency links the system collapses in an abrupt transition....
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...The left-hand side and right-hand side of equation (3) are plotted as a straight (red) line and a (blue) curve respectively....
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...For any values of p and q, the solution of equation (3) can be graphically presented as the intersection between the curve y = pqP∞(x)+p(1−q) and the straight line y = x representing the right-hand side and the left-hand side of equation (3) respectively, as demonstrated in Fig....
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...From the solution of equation (3) we obtain P∞(p) as a function of p for several values...
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...Therefore, the critical dependency qc below which the discontinuous transition becomes continuous must satisfy equations (3) and (4) for x→ pc given by...
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...x = pqP∞(x)+p(1−q) (3) where the size of the giant component at steady state is P∞(x)....
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