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Dynamical behavior of fractal structures

Physical Review B, 1985
We present a scaling theory for the vibrational properties of tenuous fractal objects and a numerical calculation of the density of states for percolation clusters and diffusion-limited aggregates. A microscopic elastic Hamiltonian is used, which contains bending energy terms and properly describes the elasticity of such structures.
, Webman, , Grest
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On The Dynamic Behavior of Prices in Disequilibrium

The Journal of Finance, 1980
SATISFIED AS WE MAY BE with the overall efficiency of the market system and with the tenets of the perfect market model, we all viscerally know that were we down on the market floor we would certainly react to a multitude of apparent price discrepancies.
Beja, Avraham, Goldman, M Barry
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Dynamic behavior of a recursive sequence

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2004
The authors study the behavior of solutions of the difference equation (\(*\)) \(x_{n+1}=\alpha-x_{n-1}/x_n\) (\(n=0,1,2,\dots\)), where \(\alpha\in{\mathbb R}\) is a given number. According to the value of \(\alpha\) and the initial conditions, the authors show that the negative equilibrium point \(\bar x:=\alpha-1\) is globally asymptotically stable (
Xing-Xue Yan, Wan-Tong Li
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Visualizing the dynamical behavior of Wonderland

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1997
The article concentrates on the visualization of a four dimensional continuous dynamical system, the Wonderland model. This system poses some interesting analysis challenges. Its temporal evolution, for example, is characterized by slow-fast dynamics. This means that some of the system variables vary much faster than others.
Rainer Wegenkittl   +2 more
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Structure and dynamic behavior of nucleosomes

Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 2003
Genetic studies have identified residues in the structured regions of the histones that are critically involved in the formation of heterochromatin. Any investigation of the events that regulate access to the chromatin substrate must take into account the dynamic nature of the nucleosome, and the regulated inter-conversion between various levels of ...
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Dynamic Behavior in Diplatinum Metalloreceptors

Inorganic Chemistry, 2002
Diplatinum metalloreceptors anti-4a and anti-4b exhibit dynamic behavior in solution that is modified by anion binding. An X-ray crystal structure determination of anti-4a supports its proposed solution structure.
Andrew J, Baer   +6 more
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Dynamic behavior

2017
This chapter deals with the experimental techniques commonly employed to characterize the dynamic behavior of rock materials. The dynamic testing machines are illustrated, focusing on the strain rate level achievable and the loading scheme. The main dynamic properties of common rock materials are discussed, with reference to the corresponding dynamic ...
C. MENNA, D. ASPRONE, E. CADONI
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Taming the dynamic behavior of JavaScript

Proceedings of the companion publication of the 2014 ACM SIGPLAN conference on Systems, Programming, and Applications: Software for Humanity - SPLASH '14, 2014
JavaScript is widely used in Web applications because of its flexibility and dynamic characteristics. However, the latter (e.g., runtime code generation and dynamic object behavior) pose challenges for program understanding, security, etc. We have designed the JavaScript Blended Analysis Framework, a program analysis framework that combines dynamic and
Shiyi Wei, Barbara G. Ryder
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The Dynamics of Interpersonal Behavior.

American Sociological Review, 1965
Roger Holmes   +2 more
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A Dynamic Theory of Interfirm Behavior

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1965
Introduction, 579. — I. A gross description, 580. — II. A dynamic model, 582; the interfirm relationships, 582; a differential equations model, 585; proposed measurements, 594. — III. Extensions, 595; a self-recovery mechanism, 596; the influence of structure, 599; the effects of regulatory restraint, 603.— IV. Conclusions, 606.
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