Slides from my talk on a systems-level investigation of long-term human migration in Korea. Our paper is available at the following page: http://journals.aps.org/prx/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevX.4.041009
I adapted these slides from the ones created by my coauthor Sang Hoon Lee.
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Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make me a Match: Migration of
Populations via Marriages in the Past
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Sang Hoon Lee (이상훈) , Robyn Ffrancon,
Danny Abrams, Beom Jun Kim (김범준), and MAP,
Phys. Rev. X, Vol. 4, 041009 (2014).
15. +Our 10 jokbo
t0 = earliest date
Ne = number of entries
Nc = number of clans
All 10 jokbo for “ergodic” clans
Results in main text for jokbo 1
16. Could also consider other “microscopic” mechanisms, such as intervening opportunities model
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21. Our 10 jokbo
t0 = earliest date
Ne = number of entries
Nc = number of clans
All 10 jokbo for “ergodic” clans
α, γ: fit parameters (last slide)
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199 “standardized” regions from 1985 and 2000 censuses. (See paper for discussion
of how we produced them. Data available as supplementary information.)
27. Our 10 jokbo
t0 = earliest date
Ne = number of entries
Nc = number of clans
All 10 jokbo for “ergodic” clans
D = diffusion constant
28. One measure of ergodicity: clan appears in at least some minimum (e.g. 150)
of the 199 regions. (One can also examine ergodicity by plotting e.g. radii of
gyration on the vertical axis.)