Abstract

Spectra of the adjacency matrices of directed complex networks are analyzed by using non-Hermitian random matrix theory. Both the short-range and long-range correlations in the eigenvalues are calculated numerically for directed model complex networks and real-world networks. The results are compared with predictions of Ginibre’s ensemble. The spectral density ρ(λ), the nearest neighbor spacing distribution p(s) and the level-number variance Σ2(L) show good agreement with Ginibre’s ensemble when the adjacency matrices of directed complex networks are in the strongly non-Hermitian regime.

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