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    • Theoretical computer science
    • Network dynamics
    • Algebraic systems theory

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    • Boolean networks are commonly understood to be ordered by their attractors (fixed points and cycles).
    • Existing models often focus on state trajectories to describe network evolution.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To reveal an implicit or hidden order in Boolean networks.
    • To investigate the properties and structure of dual networks.
    • To extend these findings to k-valued networks.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing the semi-tensor product (STP) of matrices.
    • Employing the algebraic state-space representation (ASSR) for Boolean networks.
    • Analyzing the fixed points and limit cycles of dual networks.

    Main Results:

    • A hidden order, distinct from explicit attractors, exists in Boolean networks.
    • This hidden order is determined by the attractors of dual networks.
    • Dual network structures and properties were investigated, providing a global network evolution horizon.
    • The conjecture that network order is primarily determined by dual attractors via hidden orders was proposed.

    Conclusions:

    • The study introduces a novel concept of hidden order in Boolean networks.
    • Dual networks and their attractors play a crucial role in defining this hidden order.
    • The findings offer a new perspective on network dynamics and extend to k-valued systems.