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We study the dynamical behavior of vehicular traffic through a sequence of traffic lights which are positioned with inhomogeneous interval on a roadway and turn on and off periodically with the synchronized strategy. The dynamics of vehicular traffic controlled by traffic lights is described in...
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The effect of accelerating stepwise on the jamming transition is investigated in the extended car-following model. The optimal velocity function is modified to take into account accelerating stepwise vehicles. It is shown that the multiple phase transitions occur on varying the car density. The...
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Phase transition and critical phenomenon are investigated in high-dimensional traffic flow numerically and analytically. The two-dimensional lattice traffic model is extended to the three- and d-dimensional traffic flows. It is shown that the phase transition among the freely moving phase, the...
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We study the escape-time distribution of crowd in the evacuation process through an exit from a hall. The evacuation process is simulated by the use of the lattice-gas model of pedestrian. The spatio-temporal distribution of escape time is derived. The escape time of a person depends highly on...
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A mean-field model is presented to mimic the pedestrian channel flow with a bottleneck. The pedestrian flow is described by the mean-field rate equation on the square lattice. The dynamical transition from the free flow to the choking flow is studied by carrying out a numerical simulation for...
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We study the effect of gravitational force upon traffic flow on a highway with sag, uphill, and downhill. We extend the optimal velocity model to take into account the gravitational force which acts on vehicles as an external force. We study the traffic states and jamming transitions induced by...
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We present the thermodynamic theory describing the phase transition and critical phenomenon in traffic flow. We derive the time-dependent Ginzburg–Landau (TDGL) equation through the modified Korteweg–de Vries (KdV) equation from the car following model, using the perturbation method. We find...
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We study the behavior of a recurrent bus on a circular route with many bus stops. We present the basic model determining the recurrent time (one period) on each bus stop. The recurrent times on M bus stops are given by M simultaneous nonlinear equations. It is found that the dynamical phase...
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We study the dynamical behavior of shuttle buses on a route where N buses shuttle between an origin and a destination repeatedly. We present the dynamic model of shuttle buses to take into account the speed control depending on time headway between buses. The model is described by N-dimensional...
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We study the dynamical behavior of counter traffic flow through a sequence of signals (traffic lights) controlled by a phase shift. There are two lanes for the counter traffic flow: the first lane is for east-bound vehicles and the second lane is for west-bound vehicles. The green-wave strategy...
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