Prof. Alessandro Flammini, from Indiana University, joined us this semester to teach “Complex Networks” to our master’s degree students. He will be visiting our university for three months from now, and he will deliver the following lectures:
4-May-17, Aula E, homophily (not degree based)
8-May-17, Aula F, Signed graphs
9-May-17, Aula E, Game theory, intro
10-May-17, Aula F, Game theory & evolution
15-May-17, Aula E, Game theory, iterated games
16-May-17, Aula E, Networks & power relations
17-May-17, Aula F, Traffic on Networks
18-May-17, Aula E, Optimal Networks
22-May-17, Aula E, Information cascades
23-May-17, Aula E, Collective behavior, Positive & negative externalities
24-May-17, Aula E, complex contagion
29-May-17, Aula F, Identifying the influentials
30-May-17, Aula F, Simple contagion, epidemics
31-May-17, Aula F, epidemics and scale free networks
1-Jun-17, Aula F, Networks and search
