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ORCIDComplexity, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, September / October 2010
- Carlos Gershenson
:
Complexity at large. 1-5
- Alfred W. Hübler, James P. Crutchfield:
Order and disorder in open systems. 6-9
- Garrett Neske:
The notion of computation is fundamental to an autonomous neuroscience. 10-19 - Ricard V. Solé:
Genome size, self-organization and DNA's dark matter. 20-23
- Frank Emmert-Streib, Matthias Dehmer:
Identifying critical financial networks of the DJIA: Toward a network-based index. 24-33 - Mirsad Hadzikadic, Ted Carmichael, Charles Curtin:
Complex adaptive systems and game theory: An unlikely union. 34-42 - Allen G. Hunt, T. E. Skinner:
Predicting dispersion in porous media. 43-55 - Fernando Eesponda, Matías Vera-Cruz, Jorge Tarrasó, Marco Morales:
The complexity of partition tasks. 56-64
Volume 16, Number 2, November / December 2010
- Carlos Gershenson:
Complexity at large. 1-4
- Alfred W. Hübler, Austin Gerig:
Are discrete models more accurate? 5-7
- Seth Bullock, Nicholas Geard:
Spatial embedding as an enabling constraint: Introduction to a special issue of complexity on the topic of "Spatial Organization". 8-10 - Andrew J. Evans:
Complex spatial networks in application. 11-19 - Seth Bullock, Lionel C. Barnett, Ezequiel A. Di Paolo:
Spatial embedding and the structure of complex networks. 20-28 - Christopher L. Buckley, Seth Bullock, Lionel C. Barnett:
Spatially embedded dynamics and complexity. 29-34 - Philip Husbands, Andrew Philippides, Patrícia Amâncio Vargas, Christopher L. Buckley, Peter Fine, Ezequiel A. Di Paolo, Michael O'Shea:
Spatial, temporal, and modulatory factors affecting GasNet evolvability in a visually guided robotics task. 35-44 - Stephen P. Womble, Netta Cohen:
Time and space in neuronal networks: The effects of spatial organization on network behavior. 45-50
- Michael Batty:
Visualizing space-time dynamics in scaling systems. 51-63
Volume 16, Number 3, January / February 2011
- Carlos Gershenson:
Complexity at large. 1-5
- Peter Schuster:
Power laws in biology: Between fundamental regularities and useful interpolation rules. 6-9
- Jürgen Klüver:
A mathematical theory of communication: Meaning, information, and topology. 10-26
- Eric J. Chaisson:
Energy rate density as a complexity metric and evolutionary driver. 27-40 - Christopher J. May, Michelle Burgard, Imran Abbasi:
Teaching complexity theory through student construction of a course wiki: The self-organization of a scale-free network. 41-48 - Hiroki Sayama, Dene L. Farrell, Shelley D. Dionne:
The effects of mental model formation on group decision making: An agent-based simulation. 49-57
Volume 16, Number 4, March / April 2011
- Carlos Gershenson:
Complexity at large. 1-5
- Peter Schuster:
Networks in biology: Handling biological complexity requires novel inputs into network theory. 6-9
- Takayuki Niizato, Yukio-Pegio Gunji:
Applying weak equivalence of categories between partial map and pointed set against changing the condition of 2-arms bandit problem. 10-21 - Andrew M. Stein, David A. Vader, David A. Weitz, Leonard M. Sander:
The micromechanics of three-dimensional collagen-I gels. 22-28 - Anton Burykin, Madalena Costa, Chung-Kang Peng, Ary L. Goldberger, Timothy G. Buchman:
Generating signals with multiscale time irreversibility: The asymmetric weierstrass function. 29-38 - Allison K. Shaw, Milena Tsvetkova, Roozbeh Daneshvar:
The effect of gossip on social networks. 39-47 - Nicholas Geard, Seth Bullock, Rolf Lohaus, Ricardo B. R. Azevedo, Janet Wiles:
Developmental motifs reveal complex structure in cell lineages. 48-57 - Yair Neuman, Ophir Nave, Eran Dolev:
Buzzwords on their way to a tipping-point: A view from the blogosphere. 58-68
Volume 16, Number 5, May / June 2011
- Carlos Gershenson:
News items. 1-6
- Alfred W. Hübler, Cory Stephenson, Dave Lyon, Ryan Swindeman:
Fabrication and programming of large physically evolving networks. 7-8
- Junius André F. Balista, Drandreb Earl O. Juanico, Caesar A. Saloma:
The brazilian nut effect by void filling: an analytic model. 9-16 - Richard A. Watson, Christopher L. Buckley, Rob Mills:
Optimization in "self-modeling" complex adaptive systems. 17-26 - Shahadat Uddin, Liaquat Hossain, Shahriar Tanvir Hasan Murshed, John W. Crawford:
Static versus dynamic topology of complex communications network during organizational crisis. 27-36 - Carlos Gershenson:
The sigma profile: A formal tool to study organization and its evolution at multiple scales. 37-44 - David Mertens, Richard Weaver:
Individual and collective behavior of vibrating motors interacting through a resonant plate. 45-53 - Stirling A. Colgate, Hans Ziock:
A definition of information, the arrow of information, and its relationship to life. 54-62
Volume 16, Number 6, July / August 2011
- Carlos Gershenson:
Complexity at large. 1-4
- Peter Schuster:
Is there a Newton of the blade of grass? : The Complex Relation Between Mathematics, Physics, and Biology. 5-9
- Marta Bertolaso, Alessandro Giuliani, Laura De Gara:
Systems biology reveals biology of systems. 10-16 - Joseph Esfandiar Hannon Bozorgmehr:
Is gene duplication a viable explanation for the origination of biological information and complexity? 17-31
- Mircea V. Diudea, Aleksandar Ilic, Kurt Varmuza, Matthias Dehmer:
Network analysis using a novel highly discriminating topological index. 32-39 - Maciej Komosinski, Marek Kubiak:
Quantitative measure of structural and geometric similarity of 3D morphologies. 40-52 - Jianxi Luo, Christopher L. Magee:
Detecting evolving patterns of self-organizing networks by flow hierarchy measurement. 53-61 - Martin Shubik:
El Farol revisited: A note on emergence, game theory, and society. 62-65
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