Dynamics of Complex Systems¶
Bar-Yam, Y. (1997). Dynamics of Complex Systems. Addison-Wesley.
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- Scaling and Scale Dependence
- Recognizing this transition point enables practitioners to diagnose why "just add more" fails and to predict what redesign is necessary, as Bar-Yam (1997) demonstrates in his unified treatment of cross-substrate complex systems.
This sourceComprehensive treatment of multi-scale dynamics, cross-scale coupling, and the formal conditions under which fine-scale fluctuations and coarse-scale order coexist; develops the criteria for nested temporal/spatial scale structure and recursive feedback that underpin the formal definition.
- Recognizing this transition point enables practitioners to diagnose why "just add more" fails and to predict what redesign is necessary, as Bar-Yam (1997) demonstrates in his unified treatment of cross-substrate complex systems.
- Self-Organized Criticality
- A system exhibits self-organized criticality dynamics when the following conditions hold simultaneously, with each criterion grounded in the multi-scale complex-systems framework Bar-Yam (1997) develops in his treatment of dynamics of complex systems and the edge-of-chaos regime Kauffman (1993) identifies in self-organized order:
This sourceComprehensive treatment of multi-scale dynamics, cross-scale coupling, and the formal conditions under which fine-scale fluctuations and coarse-scale order coexist; develops the criteria for nested temporal/spatial scale structure and recursive feedback that underpin the formal definition.
- A system exhibits self-organized criticality dynamics when the following conditions hold simultaneously, with each criterion grounded in the multi-scale complex-systems framework Bar-Yam (1997) develops in his treatment of dynamics of complex systems and the edge-of-chaos regime Kauffman (1993) identifies in self-organized order:
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