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Towards a theory of everything? - Grand challenges to complexity and informatics
Green, D. & Newth, D. |
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| This account surveys some of the major developments in complexity research and proposes a number of questions and issues for future research. The topics are organized into three areas. Under theory, we consider self-organisation, emergence, criticality, connectivity, as well as the paradigm of natural computation. Applications include several areas of science and technology where complexity plays a prominent part such as development, evolution, and global information systems. Finally, under practice, we consider some of the issues involved in trying to develop a coherent methodology for dealing with complexity. | |
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Multimedia Links (none) Reference Links Citation Reference Green, D. & Newth, D. (2001), Towards a theory of everything? - Grand challenges to complexity and informatics, Complexity International, Volume 08, Paper ID: green05, URL: http://www.complexity.org.au/ci/vol08/green05/ |
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