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Stochastics and Dynamics, 2016
The avalanche transformation as a model for avalanches in neural dynamics was introduced in [8] in 2008. Here we discuss this transformation in terms of group actions, random dynamics and skew products with a finite invariant measure. The results are based on [8]. Some open problems are mentioned.
Denker, M. +1 more
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The avalanche transformation as a model for avalanches in neural dynamics was introduced in [8] in 2008. Here we discuss this transformation in terms of group actions, random dynamics and skew products with a finite invariant measure. The results are based on [8]. Some open problems are mentioned.
Denker, M. +1 more
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Computer, 2007
The Internet has added yet another dimension to the production and consumption of information. Long merely consumers of content, Internauts are now also major producers of it. Search engines make it possible to sift through the enormous quantity of material that is finding its way into digital form. Going online has become an adventure in discovery for
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The Internet has added yet another dimension to the production and consumption of information. Long merely consumers of content, Internauts are now also major producers of it. Search engines make it possible to sift through the enormous quantity of material that is finding its way into digital form. Going online has become an adventure in discovery for
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2015
Snow avalanches are a major natural hazard in most snow-covered mountain areas of the world. They are rapid, gravity-driven mass movements and are considered a meteorologically induced hazard. Snow avalanches are one of the few hazards that can be forecast, and in situ measurements of instability are feasible. Advanced hazard-mitigation measures exist,
Schweizer, Jürg +2 more
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Snow avalanches are a major natural hazard in most snow-covered mountain areas of the world. They are rapid, gravity-driven mass movements and are considered a meteorologically induced hazard. Snow avalanches are one of the few hazards that can be forecast, and in situ measurements of instability are feasible. Advanced hazard-mitigation measures exist,
Schweizer, Jürg +2 more
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2001
Abstract Avalanches have long been a natural threat to humans in mountainous areas. At the end of the Middle Ages, the population in Europe experienced significant growth, leading to an intensive exploitation of upper valleys. At almost the same time, Europe’s climate cooled down considerably and severe winters became more common.
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Abstract Avalanches have long been a natural threat to humans in mountainous areas. At the end of the Middle Ages, the population in Europe experienced significant growth, leading to an intensive exploitation of upper valleys. At almost the same time, Europe’s climate cooled down considerably and severe winters became more common.
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, 2011 Ensino Médio::MatemáticaEste experimento propõe modelar matematicamente avalanches provocadas por materiais simples, como milho de pipoca, feijão e um recipiente qualquer.
Universidade Estadual de Campinas - Unicamp - Matemática +2 more
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Seismic-like size dynamics of slip avalanches in bulk metallic glasses
Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 2020J W Qiao, J J Li, Y C Wu
exaly
Satellite detection of snow avalanches using Sentinel-1 in a transitional snow climate
Cold Regions Science and Technology, 2022Jordy Hendrikx +2 more
exaly