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Dynamic Networks, Influence Systems, and Renormalization Bernard Chazelle Princeton University
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Dynamic Networks, Influence Systems, and Renormalization

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Dynamic Networks,

Influence Systems,

and Renormalization

Bernard Chazelle

Princeton University

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Interacting particles, each one with its own physical laws !

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Hegselmann-Krause systems

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libertarian

authoritarian

left right

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libertarian

authoritarian

left right

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libertarian

authoritarian

left right

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libertarian

authoritarian

left right

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Each agent chooses weights and moves to weighted mass center of neighbors

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Repeat forever

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20,000 agents

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Dynamical rules here, averaging

Communication rules network

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Communication rules network

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Communication rules network

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Communication rules network

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Eliminate quantifiers (Tarski-Collins)

Communication rules network

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Interacting particles, each with its own communication laws !

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Dynamical rules ( must respect network)

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eg, Ising model, swarm systems, voter model

Dynamical rules ( must respect network)

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Influence systems

Very general !

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Diffusive Influence systems

convexity

deterministic

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stochastic matrix

Dynamical system in high dimension

Dynamic network associated with P (x)

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Phase space

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What if all the matrices are the same?

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What if all the matrices are the same?fixed-point attractors or limit

cycles

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Theory of Markov chains

Theory of diffusive influence systems

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Results

Diffusive influence systems can be chaotic

All Lyapunov exponents are

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Results

Diffusive influence systems can be chaoticRandom perturbation leads to a limit cycle almost surely

Phase transitions form a Cantor setPredicting long-range behavior is undecidable

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The role of deterministic “randomness”

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Bounding the topological entropy

via

algorithmic renormalization

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Incoherent contractive eigenmodes

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Language

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Language Grammar

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Parse tree

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Parse tree produced by flow tracker

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Parse tree produced by flow tracker

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time

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Ready for normalization !

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We need a recursive language

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Direct sum

Direct product

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Renormalized dynamical subsystems

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What’s the point of all this ?

Algorithmic renormalization allowsrecursive estimation of topological

entropyby working on subsystems

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The mixing of timescales

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Trio settles quickly

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Duck learns about her

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Limit cycle means amnesia

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She regains her memoryLimit cycle is destroyed !

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Thank you, John, Leonid, Raghu,

and Joel !