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The dynamics of critical Kauffman networks under asynchronous stochastic update
We show that the mean number of attractors in a critical Boolean network
under asynchronous stochastic update grows like a power law and that the mean
size of the attractors increases as a stretched exponential with the system
size. This is in strong contrast to the synchronous case, where the number of
attractors grows faster than any power law.Comment: submitted to PR
Degenerate pullback attractors for the 3D Navier-Stokes equations
As in our previous paper, the 3D Navier-Stokes equations with a
translationally bounded force contain pullback attractors in a weak sense.
Moreover, those attractors consist of complete bounded trajectories. In this
paper, we present a sufficient condition under which the pullback attractors
are degenerate. That is, if the Grashof constant is small enough, the pullback
attractor will be a single point on a unique, complete, bounded, strong
solution. We then apply our results to provide a new proof of the existence of
a unique, strong, periodic solution to the 3D Navier-Stokes with a small,
periodic forcing term
Criteria for strong and weak random attractors
The theory of random attractors has different notions of attraction, amongst
them pullback attraction and weak attraction. We investigate necessary and
sufficient conditions for the existence of pullback attractors as well as of
weak attractors
Correction to: Criteria for Strong and Weak Random Attractors
In the article 'Criteria for Strong and Weak Random Attractors' necessary and
sufficient conditions for strong attractors and weak attractors are studied. In
this note we correct two of its theorems on strong attractors.Comment: 4 page
Time-dependent attractors for non-autonomous nonlocal reaction-diffusion equations
In this paper, the existence and uniqueness of weak and strong solutions for a
non-autonomous nonlocal reaction-diffusion equation is proved. Next, the existence of minimal pullback attractors in the L2 -norm in the frameworks of universes of fixed bounded sets and those given by a tempered growth condition, and some relationships between them are established. Finally, we prove the existence of minimal pullback attractors in the H1-norm and study relationships among these new families and those given previously in the L2
- context. The results are also new in the autonomous framework in order to ensure the existence of global compact attractors, as a particular case.Ministerio de EconomĂa y CompetitividadFondo Europeo de Desarrollo RegionalJunta de AndalucĂ
Strong Attractors of Hopfield Neural Networks to Model Attachment Types and Behavioural Patterns
Abstract — We study the notion of a strong attractor of a Hopfield neural model as a pattern that has been stored multiple times in the network, and examine its properties using basic mathematical techniques as well as a variety of simulations. It is proposed that strong attractors can be used to model attachment types in developmental psychology as well as behavioural patterns in psychology and psychotherapy. We study the stability and basins of attraction of strong attractors in the presence of other simple attractors and show that they are indeed more stable with a larger basin of attraction compared with simple attractors. We also show that the perturbation of a strong attractor by random noise results in a cluster of attractors near the original strong attractor measured by the Hamming distance. We investigate the stability and basins of attraction of such clusters as the noise increases and establish that the unfolding of the strong attractor, leading to its breakup, goes through three different stages. Finally the relation between strong attractors of different multiplicity and their influence on each other are studied and we show how the impact of a strong attractor can be replaced with that of a new strong attractor. This retraining of the network is proposed as a model of how attachment types and behavioural patterns can undergo change. I
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