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A new mechanism for metastability of under-saturated traffic responsible for time-delayed traffic breakdown at the signal
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    A new mechanism for metastability of under-saturated traffic responsible for time-delayed traffic breakdown at the signal (English)
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    13 September 2016
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    traffic flow
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    traffic breakdown
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    traffic light
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