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The Multipole Method (MPM) is used to simulate the many-body self-consistent problem of interacting elliptical micro-cracks and inclusions in single crystals.

In the present article, we apply this mathematical approach to the problem of interacting neurons arising in neuroscience.

A general series solution to the magnetoelastic problem of interacting circular inclusions in plane magnetoelasticity is provided in this paper.

We address the problem of interacting relativistic current sheets in self-consistent kinetic plasma simulations within the framework of the Particle-In-Cell model.

This is why new types of guidelines that address the problem of interacting medical interventions and conditions in multimorbid patients are needed.

In order to make this notoriously complex goal more tractable, one simplification which can be made is to reduce the problem to identifying pairs of interacting residue pairs within the native structure, termed 'contacts'contacts

So far, GADGET has been successfully used to run simulations with up to 7.5×107 particles, including cosmological studies of large-scale structure formation, high-resolution simulations of the formation of clusters of galaxies, as well as workstation-sized problems of interacting galaxies.

The view that punishment is the most appropriate approach to children who bully has led to controversy over interventions that seek to adopt a more educative approach (Smith, 2001), such as bringing together all pupils involved in a sequence of bullying events to elicit concern for others and to problem solve more acceptable ways of interacting in the future (Pikas, 2002; Rigby, 2005).

"The ultimate goal is a fundamental shift in how we go about solving human problems, and a new way of interacting with technology," Dr. Kesselman said.

The method of images is shown to be applicable to the problem of calculating the transfer rates of interacting spherical particles, which differ in size and chemical composition.

To circumvent this problem we used individual-based models (IBMs) of interacting animals in experimental modifications of a real Danish landscape.