The majority vote (MV) model [1, 2] is a stochastic model of opinion formation in which
agents with two opinions on a given subject—represented by two-state spins—update their …

A termodinâmica estocástica tornou-se um dos principais pilares da mecânica estatística
moderna, e uma atenção especial tem sido dada a sistemas que apresentam compor …

The majority vote model with two states on regular and small-world networks is considered
under the influence of periodic driving. Monte Carlo simulations show that the time …

O desafio de estender a termodinâmica para o regime fora do equilbrio é um problema fun-
damental na fsca estatstica que recentemente obteve muito progresso. Neste contexto …

Heterogeneous mean-field theory is commonly used methodology to study dynamical
processes on complex networks, such as epidemic spreading and phase transitions in spin …

On some regular and non-regular topologies, we studied the critical properties of models
that present up-down symmetry, like the equilibrium Ising model and the nonequilibrium …

For judicial democracy, many societies adopt jury trials, where verdicts are made by a
unanimous vote of, conventionally, 12 lay citizens. Here, using the majority-vote model, we …

A challenging but intriguing problem associated with the modelling of opinion formation
dynamics is the inherent hardness of the abstraction of human behaviours in the presence of …

We generalize the original majority-vote model by incorporating an inertia into the
microscopic dynamics of the spin flipping, where the spin-flip probability of any individual …

Nesta tese de doutorado investigamos diferentes aspectos acerca de transições de fase no
modelo irreversível/fora do equilíbrio mais simples com simetria com inversão Z_2 up-down …