Efficient time evolution for dynamical mean-field theory
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Efficient time evolution for dynamical mean-field theory
This repository contains the post-processed data and MATLAB scripts used to reproduce all figures presented in the manuscript and Supplementary Information (SI) of: "Nonequilibrium Self-Assembly Control by the Stochastic Landscape Method". Authors: Michael Faran and Prof. Gili Bisker.
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Making signal restoration measurable: the same chemical reaction network run as deterministic mass-action ODEs and as an exact Gillespie SSA, and what the gap between them costs in free energy.
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