Titlebook: Unifying Themes in Complex Systems , Vol. V; Proceedings of the F Ali A. Minai,Dan Braha,Yaneer Bar-Yam Conference proceedings 2011 Springe

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Complex Knowledge Networks and Invention Collaboration where the probability that an inventor (collaborator) is highly connected is statistically more likely than would be expected via random connections and associations, with the network’s properties determined by a relatively small number of highly connected inventors (collaborators) known as hubs. Potential areas of application are suggested.

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Constructing scale-free networks by a matrix stability approache systems, only allowing for at most small deteriorations of stability at each growth step. We explore the model’s parameter space, explaining under which conditions a SF network topology emerges. The model for the first time relates stability of a dynamical system to a SF topology of its underlying interaction network.

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老人病學

Complexity and Army Transformationominance and strategic responsiveness, would occur so quickly as to “be unnerving to some.” [Shinseki. 1999] While this prediction has turned out in some ways to be true, it is not necessarily the speed of change that is unnerving to many of the people studying Army Transformation.

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A Model of Biological Attacks on a Realistic Populationomplex social systems, and the societal and networked response can have profound effects on their outcome. This paper focuses on bioterrorist attacks, but the model has been applied to emergent and familiar diseases as well.

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ting and archiving the progress of cross-fertilization in thThe International Conference on Complex Systems (ICCS) creates a unique atmosphere for scientists of all fields, engineers, physicians, executives, and a host of other professionals to explore common themes and applications of complex syste

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A Simple Approach to Multi-Predator Multi-Prey Pursuit Domaincapture a group of prey, and all the agents have perfect knowledge of prey and predator positions. In our problem definition the prey-agent and the predator-agent have only local information provided by its vision range, each predator independently tries to capture a prey in a one-predator-one-prey-

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