Scientists Discover That Variation Enhances Stability in Complex Systems
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Northwestern physicists have found that complex systems may achieve greater stability when their components exhibit balanced variation rather than perfect uniformity. This finding suggests that disorder can improve the resilience of networks such as power grids, ecosystems, neurons, and materials. The discovery offers insights for designing more robust technologies and understanding the natural prevalence of non-uniform systems.
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