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Cellular Automata
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Multi-Brain Networks
Epidemics: Modeling SARS-CoV-2
Agent-Based Models & Sociodynamics
Complex Networks
Renormalization Group
Orientational Glasses
Quantum SpinGlasses
Review Articles & Book Chapters
B. Tadic, G.J. Rodgers and S. Thurner Transport on Complex Networks: Flow, Jamming & Optimization, Int. J. Bifurcation and Chaos, Vol. 17, Issue 7, July 2007
B. Tadic, From Microscopic Rules to Emergent Cooperativity in Large-Scale Patterns, Chapter in Book Systems Self-Assembly: Multidisciplinary Snapshots , Eds. N. Krasnogor et al., Elsevier, publ. March 2008: Link to publisher's page here...
M.O. Blunt, A. Stannard, E. Pauliac-Vaujour, C.P. Martin, I. Vancea, M. Suvakov, U. Thiele, B. Tadic and P. Moriarty, Patterns and Pathways in Nanoparticle Selforganization, Chapter 8 in Oxford Handbook of Nanoscience and Technology, Volume 1: Basic Aspects, Eds. A.V. Narlikar and Y.Y. Wu, Oxford University Press, ISBN 978-0-19-953304-6
M. Suvakov and B. Tadic, Modeling collective charge transport in nanoparticle assemblies, TOPICAL REVIEW, J. Physics: Condensed Matter, Vol. 22, No. 16 (2010)
M.Mitrovic and B. Tadic, Emergence and Structure of Cybercommunities, Chapter in Handbook of Optimization in Complex Networks Theory and Applications , Eds. M.T. Thai and P. Pardalos, Springer "Optimization and its Applications" , Vol.57, Part 2, pp. 209--227, DOI:10.1007/978-1-4614-0754-6_8 , January 2012, ISBN 978-0-19-953304-6
B. Tadic recent-Abstracts15-book
B. Tadic, R. Melnik ABM -Epidemics: medRxiv 2020
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Description: Complex patterns of links (Networks), Domain Walls, or assemblies of Nanoscale objects emerge in non-equilibrium dynamic processes with Driving, Constraints, and Self- Organization. We explore how such complex patterns have evolved in nature and in man made techno-social systems or can be assembled in laboratory into organized functional structures, and how the structural complexity affects their physical properties and function.
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Current Research Topics

Higher-Order Connectivity of Brain Graphs---Simplicial Complexes structure of human brain, studied from the empirical data of Human Connectome Project and Social Neuroscience hyperscanning data.
M. Andjelkovic, B. Tadic, R. Melnik, The topology of higher-order complexes associated with brain hubs in human connectomes, Scientific Reports 10:17320 (2020)
B. Tadic, M. Chutani, N. Gupte, Multiscale fractality in partial synchronization on simplicial complexes around brain hubs Chaos, Solitons and Fractals 160, 112201 (2022)

Bottom-up Architecture of Simplicial Complexes---Modelling self-assembly of complex nano-networks by aggregation of simplexes; Simulations of the field-driven magnetisation reversal processes on them.
B. Tadic, M. Suvakov, M. Andjelkovic, G.J. Rodgers, Large-scale influence of defect bonds in geometrically constrained self-assembly, Physical Review E 102:032307 (2020); Magnetisation processes in geometrically frustrated spin networks with self-assembled cliques, Entropy 22(3):336 (2020)
B. Tadic, R. Melnik, Fundamental interactions in self-organised critical dynamics on higher order networks topical review The European Physical Journal B 97, art.n.68 (2024)
B. Tadic, R. Pirc, Ising-spin networks with competing geometric interactions: a new perspective for investigating emergent phenomena in complex materials, topical review The European Physical Journal B 98, art.n.115 (2025)


  

Research Fields:

  • Theory of Critical Phenomena and Phase Transitions; Static & Dynamic Renormalization Group
  • Equilibrium Properties & Dynamics of Orientational Glasses
  • Numerical Simulations of Dynamics of Complex Systems;
    Cellular Automata & Self-Organized Criticality
  • Scaling Behavior in Driven Disordered Systems;
    Barkhausen Noise
  • Large-Scale Organization in Complex Evolving Networks
  • Dynamic Processes on Complex Networks
  • Modeling Self-Assembly and Physical Properties of Nanostructured Systems & Biomolecular-Heterostructures
  • Agent-Based Modeling of Web Users; Online Social Networks
  • BRAIN GRAPHS: Modeling Brain Imaging Data & Social Brain Problems

Network ResearchHighlights

ONLINE SOCIAL DYNAMICS(see our publications in CYBEREMOTIONS Project update...)
Network theory approach to study human dunamics on the Web;

Compilation and analysis of large datasets from MySpace, Blogs, Q&A Systems;

Analysis of large datasets from Diggs and IRC Ubuntu channels;

Agent-based modeling of user behavior on Blogs, and online social networks;

Modeling role of chat robots in online chat channels;

Modeling the dynamics of knowledge creation via social interactions;

Hierarchical sequencing of online social graphs by Algebraic topology techniques;

Social capital building by individuals and groups;
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