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COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM November 2004/Vol. 47, No. 11 15 N etworks are hot. The Internet has made it pos- sible to observe and mea- sure linkages representing relationships of all kinds. We now recognize networks everywhere: air traffic, banking, chemical bonds, data communications, ecosystems, finite element grids, fractals, interstate highways, journal citations, material structures, nervous systems, oil pipelines, orga- nizational networks, power grids, social structures, trans- portation, voice communica- tion, water supply, Web URLs, and more. Several fields are collabo- rating on the development of network theory, measurement, and mapping: mathematics (graph theory), sociology (net- works of influence and communi- cation), computing (Internet), and business (organizational net- works). This convergence has pro- duced useful results for risk assessment and reduction in com- plex infrastructure networks, attacking and defending networks, protecting against network con- nectivity failures, operating busi- nesses, spreading epidemics (pathogens as well as computer viruses), and spreading innova- tion. Here, I will survey the fun- damental laws of networks that enable these results. Defining a Network A network is usually defined as a set of nodes and links. The nodes represent entities such as persons, machines, molecules, documents, or businesses; the links represent relationships between pairs of entities. A link can be directed (one-way relationship) or undi- rected (mutual relationship). A hop is a transition from one node to another across a single link separating them. A path is a series of hops. Networks are very gen- eral: they can represent any kind of relation among entities. Some common network topologies (interconnection pat- terns) have their own names: clique or island (a connected sub- network that may be isolated from other cliques), hierarchical network (tree structured), hub- and-spoke network (a special node, the hub, connected directly to every other node), and multi- hub network (several hubs con- nected directly to many nodes). Some network topologies are planned, such as the electric grid, the interstate highway system, or Network Laws M IC H A EL S LO A N Peter J. Denning Many networks, physical and social, are complex and scale-invariant. This has important implications from the spread of epidemics and innovations to protection from attack. The Profession of IT 16 November 2004/Vol. 47, No. 11 COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM the air traffic system; others are unplanned. In his seminal papers about the Internet, Paul Baran proposed that a planned, distrib- uted network would be more resilient to failures than a hub- and-spoke network. A host of physical systems eas- ily fit a network model. Perhaps less obvious is that human social networks also fit the model. The individuals of an organization are linked by their relationships— who emails whom, who seeks advice from whom, or who influ- ences w.
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