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In particular, an adaptive implicit Euler with inexact solver (AIIE) method is found to be much more efficient than temporal schemes and more robust in convergence than typical nonlinear solvers (e.g., Newton's method) in finding the inhomogeneous pattern.

Systematically numerical exploration of spatial patterns of reaction diffusion equations under different parameter regimes requires that the numerical method be efficient and robust to initial condition or initial guess, with better likelihood of convergence to an inhomogeneous pattern.

Fig. 3 Inhomogeneous pattern sizes lead to dynamic instability during sequence replay.

On enhanced-CT images, parotid glands show inhomogeneous pattern (white arrowheads), with multiple and punctuate small hypodense lesions.

From these observations, we conclude that indeed the small patterns are much more problematic for replay with inhomogeneous pattern sizes than the large patterns.

An inhomogeneous pattern can be observed on enhanced CT images (Fig. 7); increased T2-signal intensity and nodular lesions are observed on MRI acquisitions (Fig. 8).

Moving waves emerge in an unbounded system, but they transform into stationary spatially inhomogeneous patterns in a bounded system above certain Pe threshold.

As patterns become less homogeneous, the wedge-shaped region of replay becomes narrower and narrower, and eventually vanishes for highly inhomogeneous patterns (bottom right).

However, reducing c comes at the cost of a reduced memory capacity P, and thus we have to find a way to quantify the trade-off between replay stability and capacity for a network with inhomogeneous patterns sizes.

High values indicate an ROI containing a variety of inhomogeneous patterns, whereas low values correspond to a uniform ROI.

This may result in marked differences in gas composition within the lungs, as well as in inhomogeneous patterns of filling and emptying [ 7, 8].