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This book is, of course about complexity. The title of the book, as you may recognize was motivated (excuse me for using this very mild expression) by Daniel Dennett''s Consciousn… More...
ISBN: 9783540357773
This book is, of course about complexity. The title of the book, as you may recognize was motivated (excuse me for using this very mild expression) by Daniel Dennett’s Consciousness Expla… More...
2007, ISBN: 9783540357773
Buch, Hardcover, 2008, This book explains why complex systems research is important in understanding the structure, function and dynamics of complex natural and social phenomena. Readers … More...
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9783540357773
ISBN (ISBN-10): 3540357777
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Publishing year: 2007
Publisher: Peter Erdi
397 Pages
Weight: 0,702 kg
Language: eng/Englisch
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Book author: peter erd, erdi, erdö, daniel dennett
Book title: complexity explained, complexity 1995, erdöl
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Author: Peter Erdi
Title: Complexity Explained
Publisher: Springer; Springer Berlin
397 Pages
Publishing year: 2007-10-30
Berlin; Heidelberg; DE
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Weight: 1,680 kg
Language: English
171,19 € (DE)
175,99 € (AT)
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BB; Mathematical and Computational Engineering; Hardcover, Softcover / Technik/Allgemeines, Lexika; Mathematik für Ingenieure; Verstehen; Informatik; NC; RL; complex system; complex systems; complexity; cybernetics; linear optimization; nonlinear dynamics; system; systems theory; Complex Systems; Dynamical Systems and Ergodic Theory; Vibration, Dynamical Systems, Control; Statistical Physics and Dynamical Systems; Mathematical and Computational Engineering Applications; Complex Systems; Dynamical Systems; Multibody Systems and Mechanical Vibrations; Theoretical, Mathematical and Computational Physics; Kybernetik und Systemtheorie; Maschinenbau: Festkörpermechanik; Mathematische Physik; BC; EA
1 COMPLEX SYSTEMS: THE INTELLECTUAL LANDSCAPE 1.1 The century of complexity? 1.2 Characteristics of simple and complex systems 1.2.1 System and its environment 1.2.2 Simple systems 1.2.3 Complex systems 1.3 Connecting the dots 2 HISTORY of COMPLEX SYSTEMS RESEARCH 2.1 Reductionist success stories versus the importance of organization principles 2.1.1 Reductionism and holism in quantum physics 2.1.2 Reductionism and complexity in molecular biology 2.2 Ancestors of present day complex system research 2.2.1 Systems theory 2.2.2 Cybernetics 2.2.3 Nonlinear science in action: Theory of dissipative structures, synergetics and catastrophe theory 3 FROM THE CLOCKWORK WORLD VIEW to IRREVERSIBILITY (and BACK?) 3.1 Cyclic universe versus linear time concept: the metaphysical perspective 3.1.1 Cyclic Universe 3.1.2 Linear time concepts 3.2 The Newtonian Clockwork Universe 3.2.1 The mechanical clock 3.2.2 Kepler’s integral laws 3.2.3 Newton’s differential laws, Hamilton equations, conservative oscillation, dissipation 3.3 Mechanics versus Thermodynamics 3.3.1 Heat conduction and irreversibility 3.3.2 Steam engine, feedback control, irreversibility 3.3.3 The first and second laws of thermodynamics 3.4 The birth of the modern theory of dynamical systems 3.5 Oscillations 3.5.1 The Lotka –Volterra Model 3.5.2 Stable oscillation: limit cycles 3.5.3 Quasiperiodic motions: A few words about the modern theory of dynamical systems 3.6 The chaos paradigm: then and now 3.6.1 Defining and detecting chaos 3.6.2 Structural and geometrical conditions of chaos: what is important and what is not? 3.6.3 The necessity of being chaotic 3.6.4 Controlling chaos: why and how? 3.6.5 Traveling to High-dimension land: Chaotic itinerancy 3.7 Direction of evolution 3.7.1 Dollo’s law in retrospective 3.7.2 Is something never-decreasing during evolution? 3.8 Cyclic universe: revisited. . . and criticized 4 THE DYNAMIC WORLD VIEW in ACTION 4.1 Causality, teleology and about the scope and limits of the dynamical paradigm 4.1.1 Causal versus teleological description 4.1.2 Causality, networks, emergent novelty 4.2 Chemical kinetics: a prototype of nonlinear science 4.2.1 On the structure – dynamics relationship for chemical reactions 4.2.2 Chemical kinetics as a metalanguage 4.2.3 Spatiotemporal patterns in chemistry and biology 4.3 Systems biology: the half admitted renaissance of cybernetics and systems theory 4.3.1 Life itself 4.3.2 Cells as self-referential systems 4.3.3 The old-new systems biology 4.3.4 Random Boolean networks: model framework and applications for genetic networks 4.4 Population dynamic and epidemic models: biological and social 4.4.1 Connectivity, stability, diversity 4.4.2 The epidemic propagation of infections and ideas 4.4.3 Modeling social epidemics 4.5 Evolutionary dynamics 4.6 Dynamic models of war and love 4.6.1 Lanchaster’s combat model and its variations 4.6.2 Is love different from war? 4.7 Social dynamics: some examples 4.7.1 Segregation dynamics 4.7.2 Opinion dynamics 4.8 Nonlinear dynamics in economics: some examples 4.8.1 Business cycles 4.8.2 Controlling chaos in economic models 4.9 Drug market: controlling chaos 5 THE SEARCH FOR LAWS: DEDUCTIVE VERSUS INDUCTIVE 5.More/other books that might be very similar to this book
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