Competitive balance theory: Modeling conflict of interest in a heterogeneous network

The dynamics of networks on Heider's balance theory moves toward reducing the tension by constantly reevaluating interactions to achieve a state balance. Conflict interest, however, is inherent in most complex systems; frequently, there are multiple ideals or states balance, and moving towards one could work against another. In this paper, introducing competitive theory, we study evolution presence conflicts interest. our model, assumption that different compete process dominate system. We ask whether, through these interactions, prevail their own set coexisting balanced condition possible outcome. results show although symmetry type system either evolves breaking, where dominates system, or, less competing coexist jammed state.