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Fig 1.

(color online) The iterative construction process from G1 to G2 for the case of M = 3.

G1 includes 4 initial nodes and 6 edges with unit weight; in G2, G1(i) is a copy of G1 scaled by a factor ri(i = 1,2,3). The 3 external nodes of each replica G1(i)(i=1,2,3) to the root of the original G1 through edges of unitary weight.

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Fig 2.

(color online) Classification of nodes in network G3 for the case of M = 3.

The filled circles, open circles, full square and triangles represent peripheral nodes, locally peripheral nodes, hub nodes and locally hub nodes, respectively. In G3, G2(i) is a copy of G2 scaled by a factor ri(i = 1,2,3). The 9 external nodes of each replica G2(i)(i=1,2,3) to the root of the original G1 through edges of unitary weight.

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Fig 3.

The comparisons of theoretical predictions and simulation results the renormalized average weighted shortest path λk˜ of λk.

versus the iteration, where M = 3 and λ˜k=λkmin{λk}max{λk}min{λk}. Under Floyd algorithm, data points are obtained by simulating the network at generation k = 2,3,4,5, respectively.

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