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Self-Organized Criticality
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Evidence for complex, collective dynamics and emergent, distributed computation in plants
TL;DR: Using sequences of chlorophyll fluorescence images from leaves of Xanthium strumarium L. (cocklebur), spatial and temporal correlations in stomatal dynamics are quantified and are consistent with the proposition that a plant solves its optimal gas exchange problem through an emergent, distributed computation performed by its leaves.
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Role of activity in human dynamics
TL;DR: A systematic empirical exploration of the time between two consecutive ratings of movies (the interevent time) is presented, finding a monotonous relation between the activity of individuals and the power law exponent of the intereven time distribution.
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A review of shear wave splitting in the crack-critical crust
TL;DR: In the last 15 years, it has become established that crack-induced stress-aligned shear wave splitting, with azimuthal anisotropy, is an inherent characteristic of almost all rocks in the crust.
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Breakdown of avalanche critical behaviour in polycrystalline plasticity
TL;DR: It is shown that polycrystalline plasticity is also characterized by intermittency and dislocation avalanches, and the restraint of large avalanches builds up internal stresses that push temporally the dynamical system into a supercritical state, off the scale-invariant critical regime, and trigger secondary avalanches in neighbouring grains.
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Subsampling effects in neuronal avalanche distributions recorded in vivo
TL;DR: Since subsampling can prevent the observation of the characteristic power law and sigma in SOC systems, misclassifications of critical systems as sub- or supercritical are possible, the system specific scaling of f(s) and s Sigma under subsampled conditions may prove useful to select physiologically motivated models of brain function.