Titlebook: Spatial Networks; A Complete Introduct Marc Barthelemy Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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cal problems.Contains many examples of real-world applicatioThis book provides a complete introduction into spatial networks. It offers the mathematical tools needed to characterize these structures and how they evolve in time and presents the most important models of spatial networks..The book puts

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Directed and Mixed Graphsks with one-ways provide a natural example, but we can also think of power grids, river networks, and naturally transportation networks etc. [.] where there is a flow indicating a preferred direction. In this case, the edges can represent a direction from node . to . that is allowed while the opposi

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Simple Measurescular, the degree distribution and the existence of the second moment for an infinite network was shown to be critical when studying dynamical processes on networks. These behaviors are therefore strongly connected to degree fluctuations and to the existence of hubs. In the case of spatial networks,

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Simplicity and Entropyomparison of the lengths of the shortest and simplest paths (with the smallest number of turns) provides a non-trivial and non-local information about the spatial organization of these graphs. We define the simplicity index as the average ratio of these lengths and the simplicity profile characteriz

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Large-Scale Tools general problem which finds its root in the existence of spatial correlations between the elements of the system. Simple correlation measures can be helpful, but it is desirable to be able to have a global characterization of a spatial setting. In this chapter, we will present different approaches

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Typology of Planar Graphsication of these objects. In this chapter, we will discuss different approaches. In the first one, we discuss the statistics of the area and shape of faces, and we apply this to street networks. The possibility of defining a distance between two graphs allows then to propose a first simple typology

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Measuring the Time Evolution of Spatial Networksving in time, growing and expanding in space. This is typically the case of transportation networks such as roads, subways and railways, but also for biological networks. It is therefore important to be able to characterize the evolution of these networks, and to detect crucial changes and distingui

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