Titlebook: Statistical Mechanics and the Foundations of Thermodynamics; Anders Martin-L?f Book 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 Statistisc

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ological systems. Such processes lead to nonlinear dynamical models with multiple steady states, which differ from the usual reaction–diffusion systems. To investigate mechanism of pattern formation based on these concepts we propose a model consisting of a reaction–diffusion equation coupled with a

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onsensus on the technical meaning of pattern in recognizer design. As a step towards a more generally acceptable concept of pattern, we wish to address the role of patterns in this engineering problem. To begin, we develop the literal meanings of pattern. We especially distinguish the uses to which

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Max Müller,Klaus Ehrenfried,Claus Wagner oversimplifying assumptions and false dichotomies. Instead, we encourage strategic leaders to understand larger holistic patterns emerging over time, and staying aware of the inherent complexities and competing pressures—employing multiple ways of thinking and reasoning about strategic issues. Give

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Yao Cui,Qi Tang,Tao Wangn we present characterization theorems for three types of problems: Finite dimensional, variational and problems in linear topological spaces. In each case we present theorems for equality — inequality constraints. The theorems in each case are: first order necessary conditions, first order sufficie

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Charles Stanishaverse buyers in Bayesian single parameter and multi-parameter settings. We model risk aversion by concave utility function. Bayesian mechanism design has usually focused on revenue maximization in a . environment, and while some work has regarded buyers’ risk aversion, very little of past work addr

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Kay Dreyfusire the widespread adoption of renewables to provide energy for sustainable economies. Unfortunately the current reality is that modern industrialised civilizations show no sign of being ready to contemplate giving up their fossil fuel addiction. Furthermore, the dilemma that faces mankind, in any a