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Control of Harmful Information Spreading on Adaptive Higher-Order Networks via Group Dissolution
Curbing harmful information contagion remains a critical challenge, motivating platform-level interventions such as group dissolution to sever transmission chains. However, in practice, users affected by dissolution often exhibit adaptive behavior, rewiring to form new groups. Yet, it remains unclea
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