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Table 3. The Cool Model: Growth Times and Pattern Periods Thermal Equilibrium m

in The Effects of Thermal Energetics on 3D Hydrodynamic Instabilities in Massive Protostellar Disks.
by Brian Pickett, Patrick Cassen, Richard H. Durisen, Robert Link
"... In PAGE 14: ....4.2. The Cool Model For each evolution of the Cool Model, Table3 lists the m apos;s, the radial ranges over which the m apos;s are t, the Pm apos;s, the corotation radii (CR apos;s), and outer Lindblad resonances (OLR apos;s) for the fastest growing modes with m = 1, 2, 3, and 4. Time units are in MIRP apos;s, and the radii are given in units normalized by Req.... In PAGE 15: ...plane for m = 2, 3 and 4 late in the linear regime of each mode. The inner circles mark the location of the CR and OLR for the Pm listed in Table3 . The greyscales show tightly wrapped spirals of moderate amplitude in the disk.... ..."

Table 1: Equilibrium Predictions

in Abstract
by John Duffy 2004
"... In PAGE 16: ... In the last 20 rounds of the three aggregate information sessions, subjects appear to be some- where between the asymmetric mixed equilibrium and the pure equilibrium. That neither equi- librium has been reached is supported by the fact that there is excessive entry relative to that predicted in either equilibrium (compare the mean number of entrants in Table 3 with the predic- tions in Table1 ). Notice also in Table 4 that in the last 50 (and last 10 rounds) of each of the three aggregate information treatments there remain four players who are still choosing to enter with some positive frequency, and exactly two players who (almost) purely stay out.... ..."

Table 5: FDIT equilibrium

in and Inflation Targets
by Hirofumi Uchida, Hiroshi Osano, Shinsuke Kambe, Katsuya Takii, Tatsuya Kikutani For Their 2005
"... In PAGE 23: ... Note that the optimal inflation target is now negative in the second period. Table5 summarizes the equilibrium in the FD regime with these inflation targets.12 The derivation of the first-period target is the same as that under the PD regime.... ..."

Table 1: Equilibrium strategies

in The Effects of Competition on Bargaining Power in Repeated Bilateral Negotiations
by Christian Groh 2001
"... In PAGE 14: ...ules of transition between them. Most of the states are defined for any trading pair (bs). One state has to be defined for the situation when a buyer, say bprime, competes for the seller s who is matched with buyer b. The equilibrium strategies and the states are described in Table1 . Transition rules are given in Table 2.... ..."

TABLE I EQUILIBRIUM VALUES

in An Enhanced Random Early Marking Algorithm for Internet Flow Control
by Sanjeewa Athuraliya, David Lapsley, Steven Low 2000
Cited by 30

TABLE I EQUILIBRIUM ALLOCATION.

in Pricing Differentiated Services Networks: Bursty Traffic
by Peter Marbach 2001
Cited by 18

Table 4: Equilibrium prices.

in Equilibrium Prices in Bundle Auctions
by Peter R. Wurman, Michael P. Wellman 1999
Cited by 12

Table 1. Equilibrium predictions

in On the Relation Between Asset Ownership and Specific Investments
by Joep Sonnemans, Hessel Oosterbeek, Randolph Sloof, Joep Sonnemans [a B C, Hessel Oosterbeek [a B D, Randolph Sloof [a D
"... In PAGE 11: ...Table1... In PAGE 11: ...Table1... ..."

Table 4: Equilibrium prices.

in Equilibrium Prices in Bundle Auctions
by unknown authors

Table 2: PD equilibrium

in and Inflation Targets
by Hirofumi Uchida, Hiroshi Osano, Shinsuke Kambe, Katsuya Takii, Tatsuya Kikutani For Their 2005
"... In PAGE 15: ...ection 4.3 discusses the policy implications of these results. 4.1 PD Regime: Partial decentralization without in- flation target Table2 summarizes the results in the PD regime. The detailed derivation is found in Appendix 2.... In PAGE 15: ...s found in Appendix 2.1. We discuss the economic intuition behind these results below. Inflation rate Comparing the inflation rate in Table 1 and Table2 , we can see that the inflation rate is higher in the PD regime than in the SB regime. This is the standard surprise inflation result.... In PAGE 18: ... A negative inflation target in the second period increases the amount of local bonds and thereby the second-period tax rate. This makes the negative second-period output gap (see Table2 ) deviate further from zero. This is the marginal cost of introducing a negative target.... ..."
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