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Spatiotemporal irregularity in an excitable medium with shear flow
We consider an excitable medium moving with relative shear, subjected to a localized disturbance that in a stationary medium would produce a pair of spiral waves. The spiral waves so created are distorted and then broken by the motion of the medium. Such breaks generate new spiral waves, and so a “c
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