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most citedCoupled dynamics of fast spins and slow exchange interactions in the XY spin-glass

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cond-mat.dis-nn2000★ 24 cited

Coupled dynamics of fast spins and slow exchange interactions in the XY spin-glass

G Jongen, J Anemueller, D Bolle +2

We investigate an XY spin-glass model in which both spins and interactions (or couplings) evolve in time, but with widely separated time-scales. For large times this model can be s…

cond-mat.dis-nn1999★ 2 cited

Parallel dynamics of the asymmetric extremely diluted Ashkin-Teller neural network

D. Bolle', G. Jongen

The parallel dynamics of the asymmetric extremely diluted Ashkin-Teller neural network is studied using signal-to-noise analysis techniques. Evolution equations for the order param…

cond-mat.dis-nn1999

Q-Ising neural network dynamics: a comparative review of various architectures

D. Bolle, G. Jongen, G. M. Shim

This contribution reviews the parallel dynamics of Q-Ising neural networks for various architectures: extremely diluted asymmetric, layered feedforward, extremely diluted symmetric…

cond-mat.dis-nn1998★ 7 cited

Parallel dynamics of extremely diluted symmetric Q-Ising neural networks

D. Bolle, G. Jongen, G. M. Shim

The parallel dynamics of extremely diluted symmetric Q-Ising neural networks is studied for arbitrary Q using a probabilistic approach. In spite of the extremely diluted architectu…

cond-mat.dis-nn1998★ 11 cited

The XY Spin-Glass with Slow Dynamic Couplings

G. Jongen, D. Bolle, A. C. C. Coolen

We investigate an XY spin-glass model in which both spins and couplings evolve in time: the spins change rapidly according to Glauber-type rules, whereas the couplings evolve slowl…

cond-mat.dis-nn1997★ 1 cited

Parallel dynamics of fully connected Q-Ising neural networks

D. Bollé, G. Jongen, G. M. Shim

Using a probabilistic approach we study the parallel dynamics of fully connected Q-Ising neural networks for arbitrary Q. A Lyapunov function is shown to exist at zero temperature.…