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The work in this paper has focussed on spontaneous pattern formation that occurs in the absence of such input.
The curve of the daily rhythm of tooth eruption [49] was similar to the spontaneous pattern of GH secretion [53].
Krishna et al. (2010) achieved nanosecond pulsed laser-induced self-organization via spontaneous pattern formation in immiscible Ag and Co bilayer liquid films.
Due to this spontaneous pattern transfer, a subsequent heating process in H2/Ar/CH4 atmosphere led to selective growth of graphene on the front side of the Cu foil.
Cowan and colleagues studied spontaneous pattern formation using a model in which the cortical activity was represented as a function (a(mathbf{r},phi)) depending simultaneously on cortical (or retinotopic) location and preferred orientation.
Computational simulation of surface diffusion of Si on a Cu foil was consistent with experimentally observed microstructures of spontaneously transferred pattern boundaries, which suggests that oxidation of diffused Si atoms, which originated from the FeCl3-coated region of a quartz, on the Cu surface was the crucial mechanism of the spontaneous pattern transfer.
Spontaneous patterns of activity in the developing visual system may play an important role in shaping the brain for function.
The spontaneous patterning of epitaxially growing surfaces is studied in the framework of two-species models of step flow, designed to describe epitaxial deposition in complex systems as compound semiconductors MBE, MOVPE and HVPE.
It is also assumed that the synaptic connections of the network constrain the repertoire of emergent, spontaneous patterns.
In effect, it can be shown that the temporal average of the similarity (projection) of the spontaneous patterns onto the dominant eigenvector of the covariance matrix, or first principal component, is maximal.
Likewise, recent experimental studies in vitro and in vivo have shown that cortical networks tend to reproduce spontaneous patterns consistently, known as cortical songs [8] because of their reliable temporal modulation.
