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most citedMicroscopic Study Reveals the Singular Origins of Growth

26 citations · 30 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.DS2026

Flashback: A Reversible Bilateral Run-Peeling Decomposition of Strings

Thomas Konstantinovsky, Gur Yaari

We introduce Flashback, a reversible string decomposition that repeatedly peels the maximal leading and trailing character runs from a sentinel-wrapped input, recording each pair a…

q-bio.GN2020

Diversity in immunogenomics: the value and the challenge

Kerui Peng, Yana Safonova, Mikhail Shugay +32

With the advent of high-throughput sequencing technologies, the fields of immunogenomics and adaptive immune receptor repertoire research are facing both opportunities and challeng…

q-fin.GN2008

Cooperation Evolution in Random Multiplicative Environments

Gur Yaari, Sorin Solomon

Most real life systems have a random component: the multitude of endogenous and exogenous factors influencing them result in stochastic fluctuations of the parameters determining t…

q-bio.PE2008★ 4 cited

Local enrichment and its nonlocal consequences for victim-exploiter metapopulations

Gur Yaari, Sorin Solomon, Marcelo Schiffer +1

The stabilizing effects of local enrichment are revisited. Diffusively coupled host-parasitoid and predator-prey metapopulations are shown to admit a stable fixed point, limit cycl…

q-fin.GN2008★ 26 cited

Microscopic Study Reveals the Singular Origins of Growth

Gur Yaari, Andrzej Nowak, Kamil Rakocy +1

P.W. Anderson proposed the concept of complexity in order to describe the emergence and growth of macroscopic collective patterns out of the simple interactions of many microscopic…

physics.soc-ph2008

Intermittency and Localization

G. Yaari, D. Stauffer, S. Solomon

In this paper, we show how simple logistic growth that was studied intensively during the last 200 years in many domains of science could be extended in a rather simple way and wit…