Individual nodeʼs contribution to the mesoscale of complex networks
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Characterizing conical refraction optical tweezers
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Electrical stimulation for cortical mapping reduces the density of high frequency oscillations
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How do small differences in nonidentical pulse-coupled oscillators induce great changes in their synchronous behavior?
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Neuronal excitability level transition induced by electrical stimulation
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On Controllability of Neuronal Networks With Constraints on the Average of Control Gains
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Robust estimators for nondecomposable elliptical graphical models
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Experimentally estimated dead space for GaAs and InP based planar Gunn diodes
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Correlations between climate network and relief data
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General Circulation of Planetary Atmospheres: Insights from Rotating Annulus and Related Experiments
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