Pseudo-stable behavior conjecture for SBC and SBI systems
Pseudo-stable behavior conjecture for SBC and SBI systems
Let be a trajectory of an SBC or SBI system, and let a trajectory have pseudo-stable behavior after a time when the agents split into non-empty fixed and converging subsets, with fixed agents already at their limiting opinions and each converging agent moving monotonically toward its limiting opinion. Pseudo-stable behavior conjecture. For any SBC or SBI trajectory, there exists a finite time after which the trajectory either reaches a fixed state or exhibits pseudo-stable behavior. The paper states that this conjecture is proved assuming the finite-time constant-topology conjecture.
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Anahita Mirtabatabaei and Francesco Bullo, “Opinion Dynamics in Heterogeneous Networks: Convergence Conjectures and Theorems”, arXiv:1103.2829 (2011).
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