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Secure control for simplicial complexes under hybrid cyber attacks-an event-triggered impulsive approach

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By Wenying Yuan, Qian Dong, Jinsheng Sun, Tianchi Tong
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search International Journal of Systems Science Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/00207721.2025.2479756?needAccess=true Abstract This paper investigates delayed event-triggered impulsive control for simplicial complexes under stochastic hybrid cyber attacks, such as denial-of-service (DoS) and deception attacks.
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The unique nature and psychosocial implications of awe - Nature Reviews Psychology

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By Tonglin Jiang, Joshua Hicks, Wenying Yuan, Yige Yin, Lydia Needy
| Nature Verified
Abstract Psychological research has explored awe’s intricate nature and far-reaching consequences. Awe profoundly influences the sense of self (which has considerable psychosocial implications), but there are complexities across the literature regarding how awe impacts the self. In this Review, we synthesize the literature about awe and suggest an integrative approach to understanding awe’s psychosocial implications.
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Awe fosters positive attitudes toward solitude - Nature Mental Health

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By Yuhui Du, Zhengbo Xu, Joshua Hicks, Yige Yin, Wenying Yuan, Chenxiao Hao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Research in psychological science has predominantly focused on the importance of social interaction to health and well-being, neglecting how solitude relates to optimal functioning. Although solitude is sometimes perceived as an aversive state associated with loneliness and ostracism, solitude can also serve as a time for self-reflection and spiritual awakening.
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