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Recent technological changes have increased connectivity between individualsaround the world leading to higher frequency interactions between members ofcommunities that would be otherwise distant and disconnected. This paperexamines a model of opinion dynamics in interacting communities and studies howincreasing interaction frequency affects the ability for communities to retaindistinct identities versus falling into consensus or polarized states in whichcommunity identity is lost. We also study the effect (if any) of opinion noiserelated to a tendency for individuals to assert their individuality inhomogenous populations. Our work builds on a model we developed previously [11]where the dynamics of opinion change is based on individual interactions thatseek to minimize some energy potential based on the differences betweenopinions across the population.

Loss of community identity in opinion dynamics models as a function of inter-group interaction strength