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The present paper serves three purposes: (1) To introduce a relatzvely new network computer design that is capable o I solving a set o] twenty algebraic equations expressed by the dimensionless relation ri:~-J+ L h'-t ~ohere ~j and d~. are constants depending on the nature o] the problem, and 9 may
Catastrophe theory can be used to illustrate the results of some of the events that occur during embryogenesis. Trajectories over the surface of catastrophe manifolds provide an extension of Waddington's concept of a description of embryogenesis based on chreodic paths on an epigenetic landscape. Th
The paper considers in detail the feasibility of constructing a digital analogue computer (or differential analyser) on the basis of full-word or total transfer, rather than the incremental transfer which has been preferred in the past. After an analysis of the errors inherent in the integrating rou