Fig 4 - Self-organization of biological morphogenesis: General approaches and topo-geometrical models

7 Model of a stress hyper-restoration (HR). a A response to externally applied tension. b Same for tension's relaxation/pressure. In both frames, external perturbations are displayed by blue dashed lines, active responses by red solid lines, and lag periods by black dashed lines. Horizontal axes stress, vertical axes time. c Interpretation of HR response in terms of Van der Pol equations phase portrait. For explications, see text

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Fig. 4.7 Model of a stress hyper-restoration (HR). a A response to externally applied tension. b Same for tension's relaxation/pressure. In both frames, external perturbations are displayed by blue dashed lines, active responses by red solid lines, and lag periods by black dashed lines. Horizontal axes stress, vertical axes time. c Interpretation of HR response in terms of Van der Pol equations phase portrait. For explications, see text

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