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The spread of information networks has not only made it easier for people toaccess a variety of information sources but also greatly enhanced the abilityof individuals to disseminate information. Unfortunately, however, the problemof slander in online social networks shows that the evolving informationnetwork environment does not necessarily support mutual understanding insociety. Since information with particular bias is distributed only to thosecommunities that prefer it, the division of society into various opposinggroups is strengthened. This phenomenon is called polarization. It is necessaryto understand the mechanism of polarization to establish technologies that cancounter polarization. This paper introduces a fundamental model forunderstanding polarization that is based on the concept of spontaneous symmetrybreaking; our starting point is the oscillation model that describes userdynamics in online social networks.

Polarization Model of Online Social Networks Based on the Concept of Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking