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Before turning to three-component systems in the second section of the Appendix, we discuss the relatively simple and well-investigated case of a two-component system.

However, its formulation is relatively complex, so we will analyze here a slightly different model, and the final section of the Appendix gives comparable results for the model of ref. [ 25].

At this stage, application of an inducer to sections of the appendix triggers heat-production.

In order to account for the temperature differences seen among sections of the appendix, the temperature of an appendix of an intact inflorescence was also recorded (Figure 3G).

An extension of the reasoning in this section to several age groups is given in Appendix A.2. Additionally, in Section A.3 of the appendix we show that the lifetime balance of payments stays positive even after reductions of risk adjustment for specific young age groups.

This will be necessary for computing MCMC convergence statistics in the next section of this appendix, but it is also useful for researchers who want to access the MCMC chains to, for example, create plots.

Section A.2 of the appendix describes how wages are set via Nash bargaining between the firm and the worker in the context of the minimum wage in the equilibrium version of the model.

In Section 1 of the Appendix S1, we provide a concrete example in which the output of the algorithm is clearly presented.

In Section 1 of the Appendix S1 we present an illustrative example in which every step of the method is carried out explicitly.

The mathematical framework presented here is based on a general algebraic result presented by the author in Section 4 of the Appendix S1.

It can be shown (see Theorem 21 in Section 4 of the Appendix S1), that this mapping is a surjective linear operator3.