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-voter model with independence on signed random graphs: homogeneous approximations
Authors
Tomasz Gradowski
Andrzej Krawiecki
Publication date
12 September 2023
Publisher
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arXiv
Abstract
The
q
q
q
-voter model with independence is generalized to signed random graphs and studied by means of Monte Carlo simulations and theoretically using the mean field approximation and different forms of the pair approximation. In the signed network with quenched disorder, positive and negative signs associated randomly with the links correspond to reinforcing and antagonistic interactions, promoting, respectively, the same or opposite orientations of two-state spins representing agents' opinions; otherwise, the opinions are called mismatched. With probability
1
β
p
1-p
1
β
p
, the agents change their opinions if the opinions of all members of a randomly selected
q
q
q
-neighborhood are mismatched, and with probability
p
p
p
, they choose an opinion randomly. The model on networks with finite mean degree
β¨
k
β©
\langle k \rangle
β¨
k
β©
and fixed fraction of the antagonistic interactions
r
r
r
exhibits ferromagnetic transition with varying the independence parameter
p
p
p
, which can be first- or second-order, depending on
q
q
q
and
r
r
r
, and disappears for large
r
r
r
. Besides, numerical evidence is provided for the occurrence of the spin-glass-like transition for large
r
r
r
. The order and critical lines for the ferromagnetic transition on the
p
p
p
vs.
r
r
r
phase diagram obtained in Monte Carlo simulations are reproduced qualitatively by the mean field approximation. Within the range of applicability of the pair approximation, for the model with
β¨
k
β©
\langle k \rangle
β¨
k
β©
finite but
β¨
k
β©
β«
q
\langle k \rangle \gg q
β¨
k
β©
β«
q
, predictions of the homogeneous pair approximation concerning the ferromagnetic transition show much better quantitative agreement with numerical results for small
r
r
r
but fail for larger
r
r
r
. A more advanced signed homogeneous pair approximation is formulated which distinguishes between classes of active links with a given sign connecting nodes occupied by agents with mismatched opinions...Comment: 20 pages, 10 figure
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