New centers of experimental economics have sprung up continually while this work was underway, and the interaction between theorists and experimenters has increased apace.
Indeed, it may be no accident that the advent and expansion of in-host malaria models coincided with the explosive interest in mathematical modelling of within-host dynamics of HIV, where interactions between theorists and empiricist yielded considerable insights (see examples in Perelson and Nelson, 1999).
LW: The renovation of LASR promotes the interaction between experimentalists and theorists as well as between different areas of theoretical physics, which is crucial to catalyze progress.
Many economists' laboratory experiments use ideas about competitive interactions pioneered by game theorists like John Forbes Nash Jr., who shared the Nobel in 1994, as points of reference.
In this paper, we first second-guess what kind of repeated-interaction story these side-contract theorists (would admit that they) are having in mind.
For consent theorists, an A-B interaction does not become a candidate for authoritative regulation until A and B agree to unite under one jurisdiction.
The materials are complex -- planes of copper atoms separated by oxygen atoms and rare earth elements like ytrium, bismuth, barium and lanthium -- and theorists must decide which interactions are important and which can be ignored.
One of the aims of the Center for Theoretical and Mathematical Science (CTMS) is to foster and encourage intellectual interactions and collaborations among the diverse theorists and mathematicians at Duke.
Evolutionary psychologists emphasize the biological contributions to variation, dual-inheritance theorists emphasize bio-cultural interactions, and their critics suggest that the human capacity for cultural transmission reduces the import of biology.
Newer work in philosophy of architecture reflects greater awareness of, and interaction with, contributions of architects and architectural theorists.
