Unifying Themes in Complex Systems X (eBook) von Dan Braha

Multi-Agent Simulations of Intra-colony Violence in Ants.- Renormalization Group Approach to Cellular Automata-based Multi-scale Modeling of Trac Flow.- The Generation of Meaning and Preservation of Identity in Complex Adaptive Systems The LIPHE4 Criteria.- On the Formal Incompleteness of Reductive Logic.- Kinds of Unfinished Description with Implication for Natural Science.- Developing An Ontology for Emergence using Formal Concept Analysis.- Pandemic Preparation, Consciousness and Complex Adaptive Systems through the Lens of a Meta-Reductive Scientific Paradigm.- Cardiorespiratory Activity in the Auto-organization of the Hierarchical Order in Crayfish.- Cyborgization of Modern Social-Economic Systems Accounting for Changes in Metabolic Identity.- Trustable Risk Scoring for Non-bank Gateways in Blockchain and DLT Financial Networks.- When Econometrics Met Information Theory: A Real-time Approach to Track Yen Exchange Rate.- An Economic Model Based on the System of National Accounts and Stock Flow Consistent Theory.- Does Exist Gap-lling Phenomenon in Stock Markets?.- Empirical Scaling and Dynamical Regimes for GDP: Challenges and Opportunities.- Process Mining Organization Email Data and National Security Implications.- Ecient Self-Organized Feature Maps through Developmental Learning.- Modeling and Simulation Analysis of a Complex Adaptive Systems of Systems Approach to Naval Tactical Warfare.- Deterministic Chaos Constraints for Control of Massive Swarms.- Complex Systems and Classical Military Theory.- On the Middleware Design, Cyber-Security, Self-Monitoring and Self-Healing for the Next-Generation IoT.- A Complex Systems Approach to Develop a Multilayer Network Model for High Consequence Facility Security.- The Darkweb: a Social Network Anomaly.- On Efficiency and Predictability of the Dynamics of Discrete Boolean Networks.- Joint Lattice of Reconstructability Analysis and Bayesian Network General Graphs.- Hypernetwork Science: From Multidimensional Networks to Computational Topology.- Multi-level Co-authorship Network Analysis on Interdisciplinarity: A Case Study on the Complexity Science Community.- Complexity and Corruption Risk in Human Systems.- A Novel Viewpoint on Social Complexity and the Evolution Model of Social Systems based on Internal Mechanism Analysis.

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