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'''NCL Topology'''<br> | '''NCL Topology'''<br> | ||
When the network has built steady state:<br> | When the network has built steady state:<br> | ||
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Solve the equations:<br> | Solve the equations:<br> | ||
<math> | <math> | ||
\[{X_2} = \frac{{{\beta _{\rm{0}}}}}{{{\alpha _2}}}\] | \[{X_2} = \frac{{{\beta _{\rm{0}}}}}{{{\alpha _2}}}\] | ||
</math> | </math> | ||
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Analyses and Results
Mechanisms of Minimal IOA Networks and Key Parameters Analysis
Aimed at answering the question why the two topologies defined above (Figure 8) is functional in IOA, we unravel their mechanisms using the ODE equations in this part, also getting the parameter restrictions of each topology.
NCL Topology
When the network has built steady state:
Solve the equations:
<math>
\[{X_2} = \frac{{{\beta _{\rm{0}}}}}{{{\alpha _2}}}\]
</math>
