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1997
We assume that the states of a graph are occupied by n individuals. We denote by tN α ° the number of individuals in state α at time t. The evolution of the population groups results from the following rules defining the closed graph model. At origin t=0, all n individuals are in state α=0 and all other states are void: $$ {}_0{N_0}^o = n,{}_0{N_ ...
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We assume that the states of a graph are occupied by n individuals. We denote by tN α ° the number of individuals in state α at time t. The evolution of the population groups results from the following rules defining the closed graph model. At origin t=0, all n individuals are in state α=0 and all other states are void: $$ {}_0{N_0}^o = n,{}_0{N_ ...
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THE POPULATION SERVED BY A HOSPITAL GROUP
The Lancet, 1957A, BARR, J O, DAVIES
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Population Control in Primitive Groups
The British Journal of Sociology, 1966openaire +2 more sources
2018
This knowledge synthesis paper, written by the ROSEnet Working Group on Services Exclusion, focuses on the risk for people in older age to be excluded from the use of key service infrastructure. It involves areas such as health and social care services, general services, new technologies, transport and mobility, but also less investigated fields such ...
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This knowledge synthesis paper, written by the ROSEnet Working Group on Services Exclusion, focuses on the risk for people in older age to be excluded from the use of key service infrastructure. It involves areas such as health and social care services, general services, new technologies, transport and mobility, but also less investigated fields such ...
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DYNAMIC POPULATION ADJUSTMENTS FOR A GROUP
2022CIFARELLI CLAUDIO, DE CAO DIEGO
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