🕸️ Network Resilience

Scale-Free Networks · Targeted Hub Attack · Random Node Failure · Giant Component · Percolation

Network Setup

Nodes — 60 Network type

Scale-Free

Erdős–Rényi

Attack mode

Targeted

Random

Removal speed — 1×

Network Stats

Total nodes–

Removed nodes0

Giant component–

GC fraction–

Components–

Max degree (hub)–

Scale-free networks (Barabási–Albert) have a few high-degree hubs. Targeted attacks on hubs rapidly fragment the network; random failures rarely hit critical hubs, so the giant component survives. This asymmetry explains internet and biological network robustness.