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Traffic flow theory

a self-sustained travelling wave of traffic congestion that forms from small disturbances in continuum traffic models, analogous to a detonation wave.

In traffic flow theory, jamiton refers to a self-sustained travelling wave of traffic congestion that forms from small disturbances in continuum traffic models, analogous to a detonation wave. This meaning comes from Flynn (2009) in Physical Review E.[1]

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References

Flynn, M. R., Kasimov, A. R., Nave, J. -., Rosales, R. R., & Seibold, B. (2009). Self-sustained nonlinear waves in traffic flow. Physical Review E, 79(5). https://doi.org/10.1103/physreve.79.056113

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