Schaffer [Schaffer, M.E., 1988. Evolutionarily stable strategies for a finite population and a variable contest size. Journal of Theoretical Biololgy 132, 469–478] proposed a concept of evolutionary stability for finite-population models that has interesting implications in economic models of evolutionary learning, since it is related to perfectly competitive equilibrium. The present paper expl...

It is well known that in dynamic general equilibrium economic models equilibrium may be indeterminate. Indeterminacy means that there is a continuum of equilibrium trajectories converging to the same steady state. Very often, the same mechanisms that are responsible for indeterminacy, like increasing returns to scale or market imperfections, lead to existence of multiple steady states, and deve...

The goal of this minireview is restricted to describe how the theoretical basis Kolmogorov (1937)–Johnson-Mehl (1939) –Avrami (1939–41) model has evolved from its birth up present day. model, which dates back late 1930s, purpose describing kinetics a phase transformation. Given nature article, although there are hundreds (if not thousands) experimental data concerning most disparate topics, int...

In situ high-temperature X-ray diffraction was used to investigate the reaction mechanism and kinetics of a-CuInSe2 formation from Cu–In precursors during selenization. The precursor films were deposited in a migration-enhanced molecular beam epitaxial reactor on Mo-coated thin glass substrates. During the selenization, the formation of CuSe was observed, followed by its transformation to CuSe2...

Abstract: The heat release capacity of polymers can be generally predicted using a method based on the additivity of group contributions (the Van Krevelen approach). Nevertheless, there are some exceptions, evidencing that this approach is insufficient and must be completed. In this study, the kinetic triplet accounting for the description of pyrolysis is identified for 11 polymers. Activation ...