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Figure 6: Mean of Causality Values Estimated Using CCC (A) and TE (B) for Linearly Coupled Tent Maps, From Y to X (Solid Line-Circles, Black) and X to Y (Solid Line-Crosses, Magenta) as the Degree of Coupling Is Increased.

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Figure 6: Mean of Causality Values Estimated Using CCC (A) and TE (B) for Linearly Coupled Tent Maps, From Y to X (Solid Line-Circles, Black) and X to Y (Solid Line-Crosses, Magenta) as the Degree of Coupling Is Increased.

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Figure 7: Mean Causality Values Estimated Using CCC (A), TE (B) and GC (C) for Coupled AR Processes, From Y to X (Solid Line-Circles, Black) and X to Y (Solid Line-Crosses, Magenta) as the Intensity of Noise, Ν Is Varied.

When Is X × Y Homeomorphic to X ×l Y?

Boundedness and Oscillatoriness of Solutions of the Equation Y" + A(x)g(y, Y') + B(x)f(y)h(y') = 0

Figure 4: The Number of First Authors (Solid Line) and Species/Author (Dotted Line) of Amphipod Species Described.

Mean Performance and Heterosis of High X High, High X Low, and Low X Low Crosses of Lines From the BSSS Maize Synthetic

The Atomic and Magnetic Structure of NdMn(6−x)FexGe6 Solid Solutions

A New Characterization of Line-To-Line Maps in the Upper Plane

Chemical Pressure Effect on the Optical Conductivity of the Nodal-Line Semimetals ZrSiY(Y=S,Se,Te) and ZrGeY(Y=S,Te)