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Aim: | Aim: | ||
- | * Main scientific goal | + | * Introduce self-organized pattern formation (Turing patterns) |
- | * Didactive aim | + | * Show the potential of qualitative/ |
Description: | Description: | ||
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- | * Written such that other tutors can teach the same stuff | + | |
+ | * Theoretical introduction on Turing patterns (1951) | ||
+ | * Self-organized organizer | ||
+ | * large system size = periodic pattern | ||
+ | * change inhibitor diffusion and observe changing pattern wavelength | ||
+ | * half-wavelength system size and no flux bc. = spontaneous symmetry break of homogeneous init.cond. with max and min at opposite boundaries | ||
+ | * Fish coat pattern: Miyazawa et al. | ||
+ | * Trigger discussion: | ||
+ | * Parameters and variables do no longer correspond to molecules anymore | ||
+ | * What is the explanatory power of ‘blending model’? | ||
+ | * Bottom-up, top-down, middle-out | ||
Paper: | Paper: | ||
- | * Wolpert L (1969). " | + | * Miyazawa, Okamoto |
Morpheus models: | Morpheus models: | ||
- | [[examples: | + | * [[examples: |
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