Abstract

Self-similarity is the whole and the part of a complex system, that is, the similarity of structure or property between the part and that part. Studying self-similar networks is helpful for us to better understand the complex networks in the real world. Because the fractal networks have self-similarity, a type of modified Koch network and a type of Austria network were firstly described by this paper, and the exact expressions of degree distribution and aggregation coefficient of the two types of networks were secondly derived, finally, the relationship between the Randic indicator of the two types of network and other invariants is studied.

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