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Fig 1.

Simulated annealing (reciprocal cooling) pseudo code.

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Table 1.

Attraction rates and computation times for empirical network matrices.

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Table 2.

Summary of simulation results.

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Fig 2.

The core/periphery partition for the Kansas SAR network obtained using the simulated annealing algorithm.

The naming system for the agencies is from [11, p. 54), and the rows are the ‘sending’ agencies, whereas the columns are the ‘receiving’ agencies. The two boxes contain the intra-core and intra-periphery elements.

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Fig 3.

The core/periphery partition for the problem solving network.

The two boxes contain the intra-core and intra-periphery elements.

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Fig 4.

The core/periphery partition for the trust network.

The two boxes contain the intra-core and intra-periphery elements.

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Fig 5.

The core/periphery partition for the information sharing network.

The two boxes contain the intra-core and intra-periphery elements.

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