From bacteriophage lambda to nonlinear dynamics.
Thirty years ago, Waclaw and myself were working on the same organism and had the same type of interest. Since that happy time, our trajectories have diverged so much that I am afraid any paper I might offer for his jubilee would seem completely strange and irrelevant to him and as well to his colleagues. For this reason, I decided rather to offer Waclaw, as a modest present, a product of my recent work which I consider, perhaps presumptuously, as an 'oeuvre d'art' (of course, this qualification is not supposed to apply to this paper as a whole, just to the figure). Please note above the expressions 'divergent trajectories' and 'strange'; we will meet them again below in a different context.
Thomas
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Laboratoire de Genetique des Procaryotes, DBM-ULB, Rhode-Saint-Genese, B-1640, Belgium.rthomas@dbm.ulb.ac.be
D010582:Bacteriophage lambda / Q000502:physiology*; D016014:Linear Models; D008962:Models, Theoretical