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Quantum Noise Reduction in Optical Systems,lane, with a single urban market center. Subsequently this model was expanded by Christaller (1935) and L?sch (1940) to multiple market centers of different sizes and different commodities, while still assuming linear transportation costs on a homogeneous plane. For both Christaller and L?sch, the s

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Squeezing in Optical Bistability,eth Lloyd (Horgan, 1997) being the basic starting point (Rosser, 2009a). Dynamic complexity can be seen as consisting of four categories: cybernetics, catastrophe, chaos, and interacting heterogeneous agent-based complexity, which Rosser (1999b) previously labeled “small-tent complexity,” the “big-t

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Optical Measurements on Squid Axonsnted experimentally for sheep blowflies by Nicholson (1933) and by Elton (1942) for small mammals in boreal environments. In the latter case, the most famous example is the 4-year cycle of lemmings. Keith (1963) has documented the existence of 10-year cycles for other boreal, fur-bearing mammals, su

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Internal Dialysis in the Squid Giant Axontent that we are dependent on the biosphere, a major collapse of other species could be the trigger for our collapse, a forecast made by the most pessimistic of analysts (Meadows, Meadows, Randers, and Behrens, 1972).

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