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My stab: It is a network transition. The states before and after cleanly map to networks, and the chain reaction itself is a propagation ~through the network. The initial state exhibits network effects re:density for the reaction to spread properly?
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Interesting analogy! But network effects help each node when the network expands. At least that's the understanding in economics. I don't see that happening in chain reaction, except during crossing of critical mass.
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It’s not much of a network if there’s no reconnection of nodes. A net has holes.
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More like a ripple effect. A network has dynamic, iterative interactions across between multiple changing parts.
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Fractal design pattern.
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I'd say yes. Each particle is a node, edges are probability of collision with each other node in the graph. It also accelerates faster the longer it goes on. That seems similar to quadratic growth of network effect.
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It's a reaction network, but that isn't what people usually mean when discussing network effects.
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Because there’s no back propagation to return upstream value?
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