Weighted Scale-Free Network in Financial Correlations
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概要
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While many scale-free (SF) networks have been introduced recently for complex systems, most of them are binary random graphs. Here we introduce a weighted SF network in associated with the cross-correlations in stock price changes among the S&P 500 companies, where all vertices (companies) are fully connected and each edge has nonuniform weight given by the covariance between the two returns connected, normalized by their volatilities. Influence-strength (IS) is defined as the sum of the weights on the edges incident upon a given vertex. Then the IS distribution in its absolute magnitude |q| exhibits a SF behavior, P_1(|q|) 〜 |q|^<-η> with the exponent η≈ 1.8(1).
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 2002-09-15
著者
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Kim Hyun-joo
Department Of Physics Education Korea National University Of Education
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Kim Hyun-joo
Department Of Physics Korea University
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Kim Hyun-joo
Department Of Occupational And Environmental Medicine Dankook University College Of Medicine
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Lee Youngki
Yanbian University Of Science And Technology
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KIM In-mook
Department of Physics, Korea University
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Kim Heon-jung
National Creative Research Initiative Center For Superconductivity And Department Of Physics Pohang
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Kim In-mook
Department Of Physics Changwon National University
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KAHNG Byungnam
School of Physics and Center for Theoretical Physics, Seoul National University
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Kahng Byungnam
School Of Physics And Center For Theoretical Physics Seoul National University
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