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Traffic networks
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2004
Handbook of Graphs and Networks
Transportation systems are complex dynamical systems whose dynamics unfolds on networks as the spatial substrate. Early approaches to the problem have similarities to the computation of equilibrium current flow in electrical networks, with the main difference that in traffic the particles have fixed destinations. These steady state approaches are unrealistic when describing more complex aspects of the dynamics, which is why time-dependent microscopic models are introduced. Such models resemble
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