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Mathematics > Dynamical Systems

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By Ali Rezaei, Piyush Grover
| arXiv
Mean-field games provide a continuum framework for modeling the dynamics of large, interacting populations of non-cooperative agents. This paper studies symmetry-breaking in a finite-horizon, two-choice min-LQG mean-field game in which identical agents with linear stochastic dynamics choose one of two equally desirable terminal destinations, while trading off control effort against social pressure to conform.
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Physics and Morphology Constrained Quantitative Susceptibility Based Segmentation of Cerebral Veins

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By Ali Rezaei, Yousif C. Al-Khoury, Vanessa Raspa
| BioRxiv
Abstract Purpose: Quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM) provides venous contrast through the paramagnetic susceptibility of deoxyhemoglobin and can be used to estimate oxygen extraction fraction (OEF), a marker of cerebral metabolism. However, cerebral vein segmentation remains challenging due to artifacts, variability across QSM reconstruction methods, and limited sensitivity of conventional vessel-filtering approaches to small cortical veins.
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Retroclival Hematoma: An Imaging Perspective of a Rare Extra-axial Hemorrhage

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By Alaa Saleh, Ali Rezaei, Zahra Saadatpour
| AJNR Podcast
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