Fig. 3.

Flux distributions for different rank and distance groups. (A) Flux distributions of social communications for different rank groups, $P^S\left(T|r\prime \right)$. (B) Same distributions as A for mobility fluxes, $P^M\left(T|r\prime \right)$. (C) Mobility and communication fluxes (ten curves), denoted by circles and squares, respectively, collapse into one single curve after rescaled by the average fluxes in each group $\langle T\rangle$. (D) Flux distributions of communications for different distance groups, $P^S\left(T|r\right)$ (same as A but measured in geodesic distance r). (E) Same distributions as D for mobility fluxes, $P^M\left(T|r\prime \right)$. (F) Mobility and communication fluxes measured in geodesic distance (ten curves), denoted by circles and squares, respectively, again collapse into one single curve after rescaled by $\langle T\rangle$ for the different geodesic distance groups.