A three-state opinion model on a network of networks finds that star-like internal belief topologies raise the critical temperature for polarized consensus destabilization more than chain or clique topologies, with regime-dependent behavior in mixed populations.
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A three-state opinion model on a network of networks finds that star-like internal belief topologies raise the critical temperature for polarized consensus destabilization more than chain or clique topologies, with regime-dependent behavior in mixed populations.
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