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Kousuke Yakubo¹, Gentaro Shimojo¹, Jun Yamamoto²

¹Hokkaido University, Department of Applied Physics, Sapporo 060-8628, Japan.

Physical Review. E

|February 7, 2025

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Random walks on bifractal scale-free networks (FSFNs) reveal that the walk dimension is constant, but the spectral dimension varies based on the walker's starting node, highlighting network bifractality effects.

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Area of Science:

Complex Networks
Network Dynamics
Fractal Geometry

Background:

Networks with scale-free and fractal properties can exhibit bifractality, where local structures have distinct fractal dimensions.
Understanding random walk dynamics on such complex networks is crucial for characterizing their behavior.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate random walks on fractal scale-free networks (FSFNs).
To analyze how bifractality influences dynamical properties, specifically the walk dimension (dw) and spectral dimension (ds).

Main Methods:

Examination of the walk dimension (dw) and spectral dimension (ds) for random walks on FSFNs.
Analysis of how local fractal variations and starting node positions affect these dimensions.
Derivation of analytical expressions for dw, ds_min, and ds_max.

Main Results:

The walk dimension (dw) remains constant irrespective of the starting node.
The spectral dimension (ds) exhibits two values: ds_min (for infinite-degree hub nodes) and ds_max (for finite-degree non-hub nodes).
ds_max equals the global spectral dimension (Ds), and the two spectral dimensions arise from the network's bifractality.

Conclusions:

Bifractality in FSFNs leads to distinct local spectral dimensions.
The study provides analytical and numerical confirmation of these findings for specific network models.