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| 5478 | Volume 20 | 1957 | 5479 | Volume 20 | 18-Jan-57 |
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Summary: That a whole should have many states of equilibrium, given that designs of parts are
not to be matched to parts, it is necessary and sufficient that each part have many
states of equilirium. Summary 5524, 5489 |
Summary: Making a whole of parts each with a high probability of equilibrium is sufficient
to ensure short average length of trajectory (but not necessary). Example 5408 |
| This page references 2 pages: 5524 5489 This page is referenced from 3 pages: 5391 5479 5526 |
This page references 4 pages: 5401 5478 5473 5408 This page is referenced from 2 pages: 5401 5473 |
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