Figure 7
From: Extreme events in multilayer, interdependent complex networks and control
Number of packets Ld steps away from their destinations.
For a single layer network of size N = 1000, the number of packets in an equilibrium state that are Ld steps away from their respective destinations from theory (triangles) and simulation (circles). The total number of packets that the system can accommodate in the equilibrium state is about W = 558, which includes the newly generated packets within the current time step (diamonds) and all the remaining old packets (squares).
