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Dynamic Trees and Dynamic Point Location
SIAM Journal on Computing, 1991Summary: This paper describes new methods for maintaining a point-location data structure for a dynamically changing monotone subdivision \(\mathcal S\). The main approach is based on the maintenance of two interlaced spanning trees, one for \(\mathcal S\) and one for the graph-theoretic planar dual of \(\mathcal S\).
Michael T. Goodrich, Roberto Tamassia
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Dynamic Collectives and Their Collective Dynamics
2005Dynamic collectives are discrete dual-aspect phenomena: they may present themselves from different viewspoints as either objects or events, and they arise from the collective action of groups of individual elements. In this paper we outline a formal theory of dynamic collectives and discuss their relevance to a range of GIScience concerns, including ...
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Dynamically constraining deconstrained dynamics
Physical Review D, 1992We examine the possibility of modifying the equations of motion for a reparametrization-invariant system in such a way that, no matter what initial data one provides, the system will always relax onto the constraint hypersurface.
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A Dynamic Datum for a Dynamic Cadastre
Australian Surveyor, 1995Abstract Cadastral and geodetic systems in New Zealand and Australia are likely to develop in significantly different ways because the influence of earth deformation is signigicantly different in each country. In New Zealand, the cadastral fabric is moving. Current methods of cadastral survey absorb these movements.
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Elements of Dynamics VI: The Dynamic Unconscious and Unconscious Dynamics
The Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, 2005The dynamic unconscious remains in contention in cognitive psychology. Academic settings may not provide the compelling evidence of unconscious dynamics regularly experienced by dynamic psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, and other physicians, including neurologists treating psychogenic motor disorders in the movement disorder clinic.
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Games and Economic Behavior, 2009
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T. Renee Bowen, Zaki Zahran
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T. Renee Bowen, Zaki Zahran
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Artif. Life, 2005 Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2009
In two previous papers [``Towards a `sophisticated' model of belief dynamics. I, II'', Stud. Log. 89, No.~1, 81--109 (2008; Zbl 1148.03007), ibid. 89, No.~3, 291--323 (2008; Zbl 1166.03007)], the author articulated a framework for modeling an agent's awareness of propositions, and recast current of belief revision theory in that context.
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In two previous papers [``Towards a `sophisticated' model of belief dynamics. I, II'', Stud. Log. 89, No.~1, 81--109 (2008; Zbl 1148.03007), ibid. 89, No.~3, 291--323 (2008; Zbl 1166.03007)], the author articulated a framework for modeling an agent's awareness of propositions, and recast current of belief revision theory in that context.
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Synthese, 2006
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Berichte der Bunsengesellschaft für physikalische Chemie, 1982
Theoretical methods for studying protein motions have been outlined and some examples have been given. Simulation methods have shown that structural fluctuations in proteins cover a wide range in their magnitudes and time scales. Some indication of their biological role has been given, but the most important and interesting applications to protein ...
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Theoretical methods for studying protein motions have been outlined and some examples have been given. Simulation methods have shown that structural fluctuations in proteins cover a wide range in their magnitudes and time scales. Some indication of their biological role has been given, but the most important and interesting applications to protein ...
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