Complexus Mundi: Emergent Patterns In Nature
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Complexus Mundi: Emergent Patterns In Nature

Emergent Patterns in Nature

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Complexus Mundi: Emergent Patterns In Nature

Emergent Patterns in Nature

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Year
2006
ISBN
9789812774217

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Preface
  3. Structure of Genetic Regulatory Networks: Evidence for Scale Free Networks
  4. Modelling Fractal Dynamics
  5. Fractional Relaxation of Distributed Order
  6. Fractional Time: Dishomogenous Poisson Processes vs. Homogeneous Non-Poisson Processes
  7. Markov Memory in Multifractal Natural Processes
  8. Description of Complex Systems in Terms of Self-Organization Processes of Prime Integer Relations
  9. Dynamical Decomposition of Multifractal Time Series as Fractal Evolution and Long-Term Cycles: Applications to Foreign Currency Exchange Market
  10. Fractal Sets From Noninvertible Maps
  11. A Generative Construction and Visualization of 3D Fractal Measures
  12. Complexity in Nature and Society: Complexity Management in the Age of Globalization
  13. Fractals Complexity and Chaos in Supply Chain Networks
  14. The Effects of Different Competition Rules on the Power-Law Exponent of High Income Distributions
  15. Synergetics on its Way to the Life Sciences
  16. Complexity Fractals Nature and Industrial Design: Some Connections
  17. Modelling Pattern Formation Upon Laser-Induced Etching
  18. Fractal Properties of Some Machined Surfaces
  19. Fractals Morphological Spectrum and Complexity of Interfacial Patterns in Non-Equilibrium Solidification
  20. Competition of Doublon Structure in the Phase-Field Model
  21. Study of Thermal Field in Composite Materials
  22. Simulation of Geochemical Banding in Acidization-Precipitation Experiments In-Situ
  23. Bulk Mediated Surface Diffusion: Non Markovian and Biased Behavior
  24. Multifractal Formalism for Remote Sensing: A Contribution to the Description and the Understanding of Meteorological Phenomena in Satellite Images
  25. The Distance Ratio Fractal Image
  26. Iterated Function Systems in Mixed Euclidean and p-adic Spaces
  27. Multifractality of the Multiplicative Autoregressive Point Processes
  28. Analysis of Geographical Distribution Patterns in Plants Using Fractals
  29. Hierarchy of Cellular Automata in Relation to Control of Chaos or Anticontrol
  30. Fractal Analysis of the Images Using Wavelet Transformation
  31. Clustering Phenomena in the Time Distribution of Lightning
  32. A Cornucopia of Connections: Finding Four Familiar Fractals in the Tower of Hanoi
  33. Monitoring the Depth of Anaesthesia Using Fractal Complexity Method
  34. The Complex Couplings and Gompertzian Dynamics
  35. Author Index