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Computability and dynamical systems: a perspective

Computability and dynamical systems: a perspective

... stable systems are not dense ...stable systems are no longer seen as the ade- quate class of “robust ...Guckenheimer and Holmes wrote in their book [GH83, ...unstable systems were regarded as ... See full document

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Computability in planar dynamical systems

Computability in planar dynamical systems

... This procedure is an adaptation (we restrict ourselves to differential equa- tions and not inclusions) and extension (this construction works for unbounded domains) of a technique introduced in [PBV95]. ... See full document

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Relating the bipolar spectrum to dysregulation of behavioural activation: a perspective from dynamical modelling.

Relating the bipolar spectrum to dysregulation of behavioural activation: a perspective from dynamical modelling.

... population and result in significant personal, social and economic ...of, and consequently the most effective interventions for, this condition is an area requiring ...of systems governing ... See full document

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Computability of ordinary differential equations

Computability of ordinary differential equations

... applications and are used to describe a large variety of ...ODE and, in some cases, we can also use some qualitative results to better understand the dynamics of the ...on dynamical systems ... See full document

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S TUDY OF AN

S TUDY OF AN

... distresses and crashes which led to troubled years for the real economy and ...families. Dynamical systems emerged in the mathematical finance literature to help comprehending better the ... See full document

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Computability and dynamical systems

Computability and dynamical systems

... hyperbolic dynamical systems theory began in the Rus- sian school (especially in Anosov’s work) and was further developed from the 1960s onward by the Smale school, with the purpose of giving a solid ... See full document

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TEMA (São Carlos)  vol.13 número2

TEMA (São Carlos) vol.13 número2

... nonlinear dynamical systems possessing saddle-node equilibrium points on it is ...boundary and the stable, stable center and center manifolds of the saddle-node equilibrium points on the ... See full document

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Cad. Saúde Pública  vol.20 suppl.2

Cad. Saúde Pública vol.20 suppl.2

... scientific and technological development and political and economic changes charac- terizing Western capitalist societies have led to not only an increasing appreciation of health as a central ... See full document

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Time-Dependent Billiards

Time-Dependent Billiards

... properties and the study of trajectories for which the particle velocity grows ...Hamiltonian systems and known as Fermi acceleration ...continuous and discrete time models see 6, 8– 11 ... See full document

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GROUPOIDS AND IRREVERSIBLE DISCRETE DYNAMICAL

GROUPOIDS AND IRREVERSIBLE DISCRETE DYNAMICAL

... discrete dynamical system. The mathematical setting for a discrete-time dynamical system is a space X and a map ...system) and the map  defines time evolution - the change of the states over ... See full document

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THE THEORY OF THE FIRM AND THE EVOLUTIONARY GAMES

THE THEORY OF THE FIRM AND THE EVOLUTIONARY GAMES

... imitation and emulation among individuals; their joint contribution to the understanding of complex problems and the existence of a common code of communication and of some coordinated procedures to ... See full document

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Comput. Appl. Math.  vol.31 número3

Comput. Appl. Math. vol.31 número3

... The constrained optimal control of a linear system with a quadratic perfor- mance index has been of considerable concern and is well covered in many pa- pers (see [6] and [8]). One of the methods to solve ... See full document

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Computability via analog circuits

Computability via analog circuits

... coefficients and, therefore, the computational power of the PGPAC does not rely on its capacity to use the infinite amount of information which can be encoded in a real ...conditions and parameters, are ... See full document

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Nonautonomous Di fference Equations with Applications

Nonautonomous Di fference Equations with Applications

... Elaydi and Sacker [28, 29, 30, ...Sacker and Sell ...results and new developments concerning the periodicity of the system and its stability is ...periodic systems of the main stability ... See full document

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Bacias crivadas em sistemas mecânicos e biológicos e estudo da variabilidade da frequência...

Bacias crivadas em sistemas mecânicos e biológicos e estudo da variabilidade da frequência...

... topological and metric characterization of orbits in the coexisting ...stable and unstable periodic orbits reinforce the conclusions obtained with typi- cal chaotic ... See full document

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Lat. Am. j. solids struct.  vol.10 número1

Lat. Am. j. solids struct. vol.10 número1

... In this paper mathematical model of a me- chanical system consisting of a plate and either one or two beams is derived. Obtained PDEs are reduced to ODEs, and then studied mainly using the fast Fourier ... See full document

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CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE BAIA MARE AREA METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN THE LAST 5 YEARS WITH HELP OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATICS

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE BAIA MARE AREA METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN THE LAST 5 YEARS WITH HELP OF ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATICS

... disaster and hazard management) it has been bundled with data, information, knowledge and information ...Monitoring Systems (EMSs), Environmental Monitoring and Analyzing Systems ... See full document

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Computability, noncomputability and undecidability of maximal intervals of IVPs

Computability, noncomputability and undecidability of maximal intervals of IVPs

... study computability and noncomputability in initial-value problems (henceforth abbreviated to IVPs) of ordinary differential equations based on the model of computable ...t and ˙ x denotes the ... See full document

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The population dynamical implications of male-biased parasitism in different mating systems.

The population dynamical implications of male-biased parasitism in different mating systems.

... immune defence [7,45]. Increased male exposure to parasites may be mediated by a variety of mechanisms. In mammals, male- biased parasitism is associated with sexual size dimorphism, with males being the larger ... See full document

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Computability with polynomial differential equations

Computability with polynomial differential equations

... In short, a (mechanical) differential analyzer may be seen as a set of interconnected shafts, each of which representing one of the quantities involved in the computation. At an higher level of abstraction, there are ... See full document

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