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Reaction-diffusion equations: the role of geometry and granularity

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Reaction-diffusion equations are universal
tools used to model a broad range of complex phenomena in very different domains, such as economy, physics,
and biology. This project focuses on the unraveling of mechanisms responsible for the selection and formation
of spatio-temporal patterns in biologically inspired model. Particular emphasis
is placed on understanding the role of the underlying geometry, the finite size effect and the possible bifurcations in pattern development.
StatusActive
Effective start/end date3/10/11 → …

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  • Desynchronization induced by time-varying network

    Lucas, M., Fanelli, D., Carletti, T. & Petit, J., 10 May 2018, In: Europhysics Letters. 121, 5, p. 50008p1-p7 7 p., 50008.

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  • Homogeneous-per-layer patterns in multiplex networks

    Busiello, D. M., Carletti, T. & Fanelli, D., 4 Feb 2018, In: Europhysics Letters. 121, 4, p. 48006-p1 - p7 7 p.

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  • Non-normal amplification of stochastic quasicycles

    Nicoletti, S., Zagli, N., Fanelli, D., Livi, R., Carletti, T. & Innocenti, G., 20 Sept 2018, In: Physical review. E. 98, 3, p. 032214-1-11 11 p., 032214.

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