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physics.soc-ph2011422 cited

Transitions in pedestrian fundamental diagrams of straight corridors and T-junctions

Jun Zhang, Wolfram Klingsch, Andreas Schadschneider +1

Many observations of pedestrian dynamics, including various self-organization phenomena, have been reproduced successfully by different models. But the empirical databases for quan…

physics.soc-ph201016 cited

Phase coexistence in congested states of pedestrian dynamics

A. Seyfried, A. Portz, A. Schadschneider

Experimental results for congested pedestrian traffic are presented. For data analysis we apply a method providing measurements on an individual scale. The resulting velocity-densi…

physics.soc-ph200726 cited

Boundary effects in a three-state modified voter model for languages

T. Hadzibeganovic, D. Stauffer, C. Schulze

The standard three-state voter model is enlarged by including the outside pressure favouring one of the three choices and by adding some biased internal random noise. The Monte Car…

physics.soc-ph20075 cited

A computer simulation of language families

Paulo Murilo Castro de Oliveira, Dietrich Stauffer, Soeren Wichmann +1

This paper presents Monte Carlo simulations of language populations and the development of language families, showing how a simple model can lead to distributions similar to the on…

physics.soc-ph2007117 cited

Social applications of two-dimensional Ising models

D. Stauffer

I review three socio-economic models of economic opinions, urban segregation, and language change and show that the well known two-dimensional Ising model gives about the same resu…

physics.soc-ph20072 cited

Do language change rates depend on population size?

Soeren Wichmann, Dietrich Stauffer, Christian Schulze +1

An earlier study (Nettle 1999b) concluded, based on computer simulations and some inferences from empirical data, that languages will change the more slowly the larger the populati…