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In the crowd security research area a primary concern is to identify the macro state of crowd behaviors to prevent disasters and to supervise the crowd behaviors. The entropy is used to describe the macro state of a self-organization system in physics. The entropy change indicates the system...
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In this paper, motivated by previous research works on the evolution of the network topology, i.e., the combination of preferential attachment and temporal effect (aging of vertices), we propose a novel model which combines the mixed attachment mechanisms (preferential attachment and uniform...
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In this paper, motivated by the thoughts and methods of the mixture of preferential and uniform attachments, we extend the Barabási–Albert (BA) model, and establish a network model with the power-law accelerating growth and the mixture of the two attachment mechanisms. In our model, the...
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In this paper, evacuation dynamics in an office building is studied by experiment and simulation. A lattice gas (LG) model is developed. A parameter called ‘exit bias’ is introduced into the model to describe the occupants’ familiarity with different exits in a building. The evacuation...
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One of the purposes of pedestrian studies is to evaluate the effects of a proposed program on the pedestrian facilities before its implementation. In order to evaluate the level of service (LOS) of a pedestrian facility, a microscopic model is built to simulate the process of pedestrian crossing...
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We study a reduced Poisson–Nernst–Planck (PNP) system for a charged spherical solute immersed in a solvent with multiple ionic or molecular species that are electrostatically neutralized in the far field. Some of these species are assumed to be in equilibrium. The concentrations of such...
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We study the statistical properties of fluid flows in percolation porous media at very low Reynolds number by numerical simulations for 20,000 different configurations. It is shown that there are some important differences between fluid flows in macroscopically homogeneous and fractal porous...
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