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Xiang Wei¹, Jeffrey Emenheiser², Xiaoqun Wu³

¹Department of Engineering, Honghe University, Honghe, Yunnan 661100, China.

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We investigated how duplex networks synchronize, finding that interlayer connections significantly impact this process. Network dynamics and the number of links determine optimal connection strategies for enhanced synchronization.

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Area of Science:

Complex networks
Network science
Systems theory

Background:

Synchronizability is crucial for the function of many complex systems.
Duplex networks, composed of interconnected layers, present unique dynamics.
Understanding interlayer coupling is key to controlling network behavior.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the synchronizability of duplex networks with varying interlayer connections.
To identify key factors influencing synchronizability in multilayer networks.
To provide insights for optimizing synchronizability in realistic multiplex networks.

Main Methods:

Utilized the master stability function to assess synchronizability.
Employed supra-Laplacian matrices to calculate eigenvalues.
Investigated the impact of interlayer linking weight and fraction on network synchronization.

Main Results:

Interlayer linking weight and fraction significantly affect duplex network synchronizability.
Increased inter-layer coupling can decrease or maintain synchronizability depending on network dynamics.
Negative node degree correlation is optimal with many links, while positive correlation is better with few links.

Conclusions:

Network structure, particularly interlayer connections, critically influences synchronizability.
Optimal synchronization strategies depend on the density of interlayer links and network dynamics.
Findings offer guidance for designing more synchronizable multiplex networks.