CCCN-2005 The 1st Chinese Conference on Complex Networks

Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, April 9-10, 2005

Main position: Wuhan University, City University of Hong Kong

Co-organizers: State Key Laboratory of Software Engineering (Wuhan University), Complex Network Research Center, Wuhan University, Chaos Control and Synchronization Research Center, City University of Hong Kong

Conference Introduction:

Many complex networks in the real world are complex networks with small-world or scaleless characteristics: from brain structures in organisms to various metabolic networks, from the Internet to WWW, from large power networks to global transportation networks, from scientific research cooperation networks to various political, economic, and social networks. The research of various networks is currently highly valued in the world, forming an increasing upsurge, and has become an extremely important and challenging frontier. In order to promote the academic and working exchanges of researchers in related fields of complex network research at home and abroad, discuss the latest progress and development trend of complex network research, and promote complex network research in China, the "2005 National Conference on Complex Networks" was held in Wuhan University from April 9 to 10, 2005. The conference will conduct extensive academic exchanges on the research and application of complex networks, and invite well-known experts to give invited reports.

Conference Content:

1. Keynote reports by well-known experts and scholars in the field.

2. Group communication and thematic discussion. The scope of topics includes, but is not limited to, the following:

Mathematical models of complex networks

Complex network characterization discovery

The evolution of complex networks

Complex dynamic networks

Complex network topology and dynamic behavior

Qualitative and quantitative characterization of the stability of complex networks

Robustness and vulnerability of complex networks

Complex network resource configuration and congestion control for data transmission

The complex network characteristics of the next-generation Internet