[1306.6929] Power indices of influence games and new centrality measures for social networksThis work is partially supported by 2009SGR–1137 (ALBCOM).
In social network analysis, there is a common perception that influence is relevant to determine the global behavior of the society and thus it can be used to enforce cooperation by targeting an adequate initial set of…
1 1 institutetext: Departament de Llenguatges i Sistemes Informàtics, UPC, Barcelona, Spain. 2 2 institutetext: Department of Applied Mathematics III, UPC, Manresa, Spain. 2 2 email: xavier.molinero@upc.edu, farisori@lsi.upc.edu, mjserna@lsi.upc.edu Power indices of influence games and new centrality measures for social networks † † thanks: This work is partially supported by 2009SGR–1137 (ALBCOM). Xavier Molinero Also partially funded by grant MTM2012–34426 of the “Spanish Science and Innovation Ministry”.22 Fabián Riquelme Also partially funded by grant BecasChile of the “National Commission
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