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A dual network approach to connect structure and flow in random networks
Flows in random networks are known to exhibit heavy-tailed statistics, giving rise to anomalous transport in a range of biological, environmental and engineered systems. Yet, how structure determines flow remains an open question. Here we derive a dual network approach that relates flow statistics a
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