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Organisational or Communications Network Law

  • Sydney Matinga
  • Jan 10
  • 1 min read

Updated: Aug 19


A network is any structure in material or abstract form which communicates with another structure.


The following is a series of examples of the quantification of organisational communications network potential or potential value. The diagrams are topological, and that modality of mathematical mapping can be quantified without limit to its dimensions or their value.



F = Communications Flow, Flux

L = Line, Dimension or Relationship

F = 2L

N = Node of Communications, Communicator


Constant Communications Flow


N + F = N^2


F = N^2 - N


The diagram below also confirms the equation's accuracy. The same principles apply.



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