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Study of network dynamics

Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1993
Abstract Over the last few years Internet has grown from few a thousand hosts to well over a million hosts. It is supporting millions of users all over the world who use it for several different applications. In such a complex environment, it becomes difficult to detect problems with the design and implementation of various components.
Dheeraj Sanghi   +2 more
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World Dynamics: A Dynamic Optimization Study

1974
In a simplified version of Forrester’s world-model control variables have been built in in order to influence the course of world development. A criterion has been defined which is optimized with respect to these controls.
Olsder, G. J., Strijbos, R. C. W.
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A STUDY OF THE CRYSTAL DYNAMICS OF ZINC

Solid State Communications, 1963
Abstract A number of the normal modes of vibration of the anisotropic hexagonal metallic system of zinc have been studied through a determination of the dispersion relations by neutron inelastic scattering. Measurements carrying relatively small experimental errors have been made for directions in a single crystal which produce information about the ...
G. Borgonovi, G. Caglioti, J. J. Antal
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Studies in the Dynamics of the Spine

Acta Radiologica, 1956
(1956). Studies in the dynamics of the spine. Acta Radiologica: Vol. 46, No. 1-2, pp. 55-60.
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Forced Wetting Dynamics:  A Molecular Dynamics Study

Langmuir, 2003
We consider molecular dynamics simulations to study a polymerlike liquid meniscus between two parallel plates moving at constant opposite velocities. We investigate contact line motion versus the speed of the solid and the shapes of the liquid interface for several liquid/solid interaction amplitudes.
Gentner, F.   +2 more
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Mantle Dynamics – A Case Study

2009
Solid state convection in the rocky mantles is a key to understanding the thermochemical evolution and tectonics of terrestrial planets and moons. It is driven by internal heat and can be described by a system of coupled partial differential equations.
Gottschaldt, Klaus   +4 more
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