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- Scale-free networks
Scale-free networks are those that have a power law degree distribution. - The second and higher derivatives
Taking derivatives multiple times to calculate the second or higer derivative. - Definition: Definition of the set membership symbol
The symbol $\in$ indicates set membership and means “is an element of” so that the statement $x \in A$ means that $x$ is an element of the set $A$. - Definition: Simple curve definition
A simple curve is a curve that does not cross itself. - A simple spiking neuron model
An introduction to the Fitzhugh Nagumo model of a spiking neuron, including basic phase plane analysis. - The simplest integration substitutions
Reversing a simple chain rule application to compute integrals. - One of the simplest types of networks
An introduction and motivation behind one of the simplest types of networks, the Erd - Definition: Simply connected definition
A simply connected domain is a path-connected domain where one can continuously shrink any simple closed curve into a point while remaining in the domain. - Solutions to single autonomous differential equation problems
Solutions to sample problems involving analysis of a single autonomous differential equation. - Single autonomous differential equation problems
Sample problems involving analysis of a single autonomous differential equation. - Small world networks
Small world networks are those that have a relative small mean path length but high transitivity. - More details on solving linear discrete dynamical systems
- Examples of solving linear discrete dynamical systems
Examples demonstrating how the solution to a linear discrete dynamical system is an exponential. - Solving linear discrete dynamical systems
One can solve a linear discrete dynamical system analytically. The result is an exponential function of the time step. - Solving single autonomous differential equations using graphical methods
Using graphical methods, one can observe where the rate of change is positive or negative and determine the behavior of a solution to a differential equation. - Spherical coordinates
Illustration of spherical coordinates with interactive graphics. - Spruce budworm outbreak model
A graphical analysis of a differential equation model reveals how the spruce budworm could devastate forests every 40 years. - The stability of the asynchronous state as function of largest eigenvalue
The network influences the stability of the asynchronous state through the largest eigenvalue of the adjacency matrix. - The stability of equilibria of a differential equation
Identifying stable and unstable equilibria of a differential equation by graphically solving the equation for nearby initial conditions. - The standard unit vectors
The standard unit vectors are the vectors of length one that point along the positive coordinates axes.
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