Unifying Themes In Complex Systems, Volume 2
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A. Deshmukh
A01=Ali Minai
A01=Yaneer Bar-yam
Abhijit Deshmukh
advanced complexity research applications
Agent Based Model
Agent Based Simulation Approach
Ali Minai
Andr. W. Van Der Kouwe
Andrew S. Wechsler
Author_Ali Minai
Author_Yaneer Bar-yam
Autocatalytic Sets
Bar-Yam Yaneer
Bennett Levitan
C. C. Maley
Category=PB
Cellular Automata
Cellular State
Charlie Doering
Chris Moore
Christina Stoica
Christopher L. Barrett
Cirrus Shakeri
Complex Adaptive Systems
complexity science
CORBA
Craig R. Zimmermann
Dan Stein
David A. Meyer
David C. Brown
David Harel
David Litster
David Sloan Wilson
Dean Lebaron
Diffusion Limited Aggregation
Dimitris Stassinopoulos
Dirk Banscherus
Dirk Holste
DKN
Donald E. Ingber
emergent phenomena
eq_isMigrated=1
eq_isMigrated=2
eq_nobargain
evolutionary computation
Francesco Santini
Fred Nijhout
GA
Gary L. Haith
Geoffrey West
Gerald Sussman
Gottfried J. Mayer-Kress
H. Van Dyke Parunak
Hanspeter Herzel
Henry Mintzberg
Hern?L?Pez Garay
Hiroki Sayama
Holger Lange
HRV
Igor Izrailtyan
interdisciplinary systems analysis
Inventory Oscillator
Ivo Grosse
J. Yasha Kresh
James A. Drake
James Anderson
Jason D. Lohn
Jay Bancroft
Jeffrey C. Schank
Jeffrey Robbins
Jeffrey Scargle
Jerzy Maselko
Jim Hines
Jim Kaput
JoaquContreras
Jody House
John Sterman
Johnny Wong
JRgen KlVer
JRn Schmidt
Kai Nagel
Karl M. Newell
Kenneth Brecher
Kenneth Reisman
Knowledge Acquisition
Laurence Prusak
Leslie Miller
Lodovico Galleni
Marshall Clemens
Matt Wilson
Michael Anderson
Michael J. Jacobson
Mike Mccloskey
Multi-agent System
Multi-disciplinary Design
Multiagent Systems
Multilevel Selection
Nash Equilibria
network dynamics
Norman I. Badler
Ordinary Differential Equations
Paola Cerrai
Paul Halpern
Paul W. Morris
Peter Dittrich
Peter Senge
Phase Portrait
Philip Anderson
Radu Manuca
Richard C. Burgess
Richard L. Beckman
Richard Palmer
Richard Schuler
Richard Wrangham
Rick Riolo
Rob Axtell
Robert M. Cutler
Robert Savit
Roger Vounckx
Ron Cottam
Ron Schultz
self-organization modeling
Shoudan Liang
Silvano P. Colombano
Social Systems
Software Agents
Spiral Waves
State Transition Rules
Stephen Kosslyn
Steve Lansing
Stuart Kauffman
Sui Huang
Superimposed
T. Middelkoop
Tadashi Fukami
Tom Petzinger
Uri Wilensky
Van Parunak
Vasant Honavar
William Fulkerson
William Mckelvey
Willy Ranson
Win Farrell
Wolfgang Banzhaf
Yaneer Bar-Yam
Yeou-Teh Liu
Yi Li
Product details
- ISBN 9780813341231
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 01 Aug 2003
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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The International Conference on Complex Systems provides a unique opportunity for scientists to rise above the disciplinary boundaries and explore unity in complex systems. This volume contains the proceedings of the Second International Conference on Complex Systems. The sessions ranged from the opening talk by Nobel laureate Philip Anderson on emergence and the relevance of complex systems to physics to the final panel that included many of the great management gurus of this generation. The plenary session topics for the second conference were emergence, description and modeling, self-organization, networks, time series, agents in action, and complexity and management. Talks in these sessions often focused on contributions in specific disciplines, but each session contained a diverse set of disciplines to show the strategies and concepts that can be applied generally to complex systems. Overall, the conference presentations dealt with issues of significant public interest, including individual psychology, dynamics of social and economic change, the human genome, and ecology.The New England Complex Systems Institute is an independent educational and research institution dedicated to advancing the study of complex systems, including new concepts and methodologies that are affecting all fields of science and engineering, and are being applied to technology, business, and even social policy. NECSI organizes conferences, workshops, short courses, and other activities from which books will be produced for the NECSI Series on Complexity. The books will range from conference proceedings and graduate textbooks to general-audience trade books, and will address fundamental concepts, new frontiers, and innovative applications of complex systems.
Yaneer Bar-Yam is President and founder of the New England Complex Systems Institute and Associate in the department of molecular and cellular biology at Harvard University. He is the author of the textbook, Dynamics n Complex Systems.
