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Articulation of hierarchy and networks as an evolving social structureel is inspired by sociological observations led in a courthouse, in Paris, and by assumptions on the motivations for individuals to interact in this context. Two ways to choose communication partner are here represented: by following a pre-existing hierarchy; by reproducing past interactions. Both l

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Scaling properties of Two-sided Matching with Compromiseheir own interest in a competitive environment? There are overwhelming evidences that support peoples are also motivated by concerns for fairness and reciprocity. We showed that compromise, an individually irrational behavior, improves the welfare of others. We also obtain large-scale properties of

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Stefan Nürnberger,Christian Rossowactivity according to rules we prepare and have some interactions. From this model, we can know how the infection expands, how many agents are infected and how much infection percentage gives the city a knockdown. In this description, we analyze the expansion of the infection and show the result and the possibility of this simulation model.

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The Relationship between Relative Risk Aversion and Survivabilityay be such a wide . of the RRA coefficient. In addition, the time series plot of the wealth share dynamics indicates that the higher the risk aversion coefficient, the higher the wealth share. This result combined with our earlier result ([.]) well articulates the contribution of risk aversion to survivability.

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Articulation of hierarchy and networks as an evolving social structureugh we get inspiration from real world observation, we are not leading yet a complete comparison of artificial and real society but more an exploration on how the simulations could help us in the following interview research and potentially eliminate some of our hypothesis.