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divided into two parts, four parts, eight parts, and so on, and form a hierarchy with cascade structure. If we rank these …-urban hierarchy complies with Zipf’s law, and the values of the rank-size scaling exponent are very close to 1. The significance of … rank-size rule. Third, it suggests a new way of understanding fractals, Zipf’s law, and spatial organization of urban …
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as a q-sequence. Based on this sequence, a self-similar hierarchy consisting of many levels is defined and the numbers of … from the hierarchy. Thus we have two exponential functions, from which follows a hierarchical scaling equation. The results … information about city development than the former. Moreover, the self-similar hierarchy provides a new perspective for studying …
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The agent-based approach views an organization as a collection of agents, interacting with one another in their pursuit of assigned tasks. The performance of an organization in this framework is determined by the formal and informal structures of interactions among agents, which define the lines...
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management requires limited hierarchy, flexible teams, and performance-based incentives. To encompass these realities, the theory …
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