Titlebook: Dynamics of Hierarchical Systems; An Evolutionary Appr John S. Nicolis Textbook 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 algorithms.bifu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69692-3algorithms; bifurcation; chaos; classical statistical mechanics; complex system; computer simulation; cosm

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978-3-642-69694-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986

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The Forces Shaping Radical Politics TodayAlthough a strange attractor as an . of . frustrates the (naive) observer, due to his practical inability to deduce reliable predictions from a series of measurements he performs on the system, a strange attractor . plays exactly the opposite role, namely it gives rise to the compressibility of seemingly chaotic sequences of observed phenomena.

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Introduction,“Hierarchy” is a provocative term; it has structural as well as functional connotations. By a hierarchical system we mean, in general, an ensemble of interacting parts which is composed of (and is analysable or decomposable into) successively nested sets of interacting subunits.

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Epilogue: Relevance of Chaos to Biology and Related Fields,Although a strange attractor as an . of . frustrates the (naive) observer, due to his practical inability to deduce reliable predictions from a series of measurements he performs on the system, a strange attractor . plays exactly the opposite role, namely it gives rise to the compressibility of seemingly chaotic sequences of observed phenomena.

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Elements of Information and Coding Theory, with Applications,t.2.3. Let us continue here first by calculating the information transfer from a source X to a receiver Y in the presence of environmental disturbances in the “channel”, i.e., in the medium between X and Y (Fig.4.1).

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Elements of Game Theory, with Applications,e conflicting interests of each of the two partners (each wishes to simulate successfully, i.e., to . and ultimately . the opponent and at the same time, present the opponent with a random behavior which does not allow . to simulate in return) force them to wage a ..