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relationship between the P dimension and dopaminergic reactivity although animal and clinical research would support such a relationship. High levels of testosterone and low levels of cortisol have been associated with disinhibition and psychopathic traits. But high levels of testosterone have also been associated with sociability and low levels with neuroticism, as discussed in previous sections. There is no necessary one-to-one relationship between biological and personality traits. Neurotransmitters like dopamine and hormones like testosterone may be related to two or more of the basic dimensions of personality or to a higher order dimensions like approach or inhibition. Personality in the third dimension shows a high degree of heritability compared to other major dimensions. A speci c gene, the dopamine receptor D4, has been associated with the trait of novelty seeking, although replication has been spotty. The association is supported by animal and clinical studies. Disorders characterized by impulsivity like opiate abuse, pathological gambling disorder, and attention-de cithyperactivity disorder share the same form of the gene as found in high novelty seekers. Mice with the gene removed show decreases in exploration and responses to novel situations. The third dimension of personality has been a rich lode of biological ndings from the psychophysiological down to the most basic genetic level.

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1241 Connected Dominating Sets and Shortcuts Face routing has an increased hop count compared to Dijkstra s single-source shortest path algorithm, since planar graph construction based on GGs favors short edges over long ones Datta et al [16] improved the performance of GFG by the concept of connected dominating sets (CDS), shortcut-based routing, and a combination of both Localized dominating-set construction in unit graphs is only possible with one-hop neighbor information, while shortcut-based routing also requires information about 2-hop neighbors A subset S of all network nodes G is called a dominating set if each node of G is either an element of S or has at least one neighbor in S If the dominating set is connected, FACE routing constrained on CDS will produce shorter paths, since the corresponding GG edges will be longer on average.

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If a concave node is not in CDS, then it forwards the message to one of its adjacent nodes from CDS Face routing (in recovery mode of GFG) then proceeds using only nodes from CDS In greedy mode, the GFG algorithm works somewhat better on the whole set than on CDS, since there are more neighbor choices and longer edges can be used The construction of CDS for unit-disk graphs is discussed in the chapter on backbones ( 11) in this book In addition to the next forwarding node, there might be more neighbor nodes on the same path produced by FACE routing For example, in Figure 123 the nodes A, B, and C on the path produced by traversal of face F1 are all within transmission range of node S (the circle around S).

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When information about 2-hop neighbors is available, the concept of shortcut-based routing can be applied at each node A forwarding node locally constructs the part of the planar graph seen by all its neighbors Based on this information a node can make a shortcut by sending the message to the last known hop directly instead of forwarding it to the next hop along the path For example, in Figure 123 node S could send the packet to node C directly 1242 Asymptotic Optimality of Face Routing In order to analyze asymptotic behavior of combined greedy and face routing algorithms, Kuhn et al [17] constructed a family of networks where each localized memoryless algorithm will produce a routing path that has quadratic cost compared to the cost of the shortest weighted path.

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The cost of a path is calculated by summing the cost produced by each path edge, while the theoretic results from ref [17] are valid for all cost metrics that are polynomial in the Euclidean distance Due to the lower-bound argument given in ref [17], a localized memoryless algorithm producing at most quadratic path costs (compared to the shortest weighted path) for any network con guration in the worst case can be denoted as asymptotic optimal It can be observed [18] that asymptotic optimality is sacri ced if face traversal is switching back to greedy mode when the line connecting concave node S and nal destination D is intersected for the rst time (ie, GFG and its previously described variants are not asymptotic optimal) On the other hand, the combination of greedy and face routing becomes asymptotic optimal when packets in face mode traverse.

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