Spatial distribution of flows in transportation networks. a model based on bounded rationality assumption
Journal Title: Logistics and Transport - Year 2012, Vol 14, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper refers to a Dynamic Traffic Assignment Problem. A consecutive dynamic model of traffic flows is formulated. Some of its dynamical properties (including existence of chaotic solutions and bifurcations) are examined in two special cases.
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Sławomir Dorosiewicz
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