The evaluation of quality of a complex system based on the distribution of links between its objects

When doing a research on general characteristics of a system, it has been firmly established that the hyperbolical distribution of the main quantitative parameters of systems according to a ranked prin­ciple is observed the more precisely, the more perfect the system is.

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