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. 2013 Jun 26;110(28):11261–11266. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1221091110

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

(A and C) Evolution of the average search time with initial distance from the source. (B and D) Evolution of the statistics of searching time with initial distances. In A and B, simulations were performed with the windless scheme, with λ = 30 a.u, V = 0 a.u., γ = 0.8, NM = 750, and T = 1. V is the velocity of the wind. In C and D, simulations were performed with the wind scheme, with λ = 30 a.u, V = 0.5 a.u., γ = 0.25, NM = 750, and T = 1, and with the initial position of the searcher uniformly drawn within a 30° angle from a line starting at the source and extending in the direction of the wind. In A and C, the color lines are approximating fits. The green lines are linear fits for short distances; the red lines are a Inline graphic fit for A and a linear fit for C. Points are the results of simulations (20,000 simulations per point). In B and D, the colors are associated with initial distances: black, Inline graphic; red, d = λ; green, Inline graphic; and blue, d = 2λ. Note the difference in scale between A and C.