Complexity, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, September / October 1999

The Simply Complex

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  John L. Casti:
  The art of language. 12-15

Essays and Commentaries

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  Stephen J. Majeski, Greg Linden, Corina Linden, Aaron Spitzer:
  Agent mobility and the evolution of cooperative communities. 16-24
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  Giorgio A. Ascoli:
  Is it already time to give up on a science of consciousness? 25-34
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  Scott E. Page:
  Computational models from A to Z. 35-41

Books and Software Reviews

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  Jeffrey Ihara:
  Darwinian dynamics: Evolutionary transitions in fitness and individuality by Richard E. Michod. 42-43
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  Robert S. MacKay:
  The unknowable by Gregory Chaitin. 44

Research Articles

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  Jürgen Klüver, Jörn Schmidt:
  Control parameters in Boolean networks and cellular automata revisited from a logical and a sociological point of view. 45-52
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  Daniel Solow, Apostolos Burnetas, Ming-Chi Tsai, Neil S. Greenspan:
  Understanding and attenuating the complexity catastrophe in Kauffman's N K model of genome evolution. 53-66

Volume 5, Number 2, November / December 1999

The Simply Complex

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  Harold J. Morowitz:
  The exam. 10-11

Essays and Commentaries

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  Ian Stewart:
  Designer differential equations for animal locomotion. 12-22
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  William Harms:
  Biological altruism in hostile environments. 23-28
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  Ted Lumley:
  Is evolutionary computing evolving? 29-32

Books and Software Reviews

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  Roger Sansom:
  Unto Others The Evolution And Psychology of Unselfish Behavior by Elliot Sober and David Sloan Wilson. 33-35

Books and Software Reviewss

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  Harold J. Morowitz:
  The New Renaissance: Computers And The Next Level of Civilization by Douglas S. Robertson. 35

Research Article

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  Jerome H. Abrams, David P. Slovut, Joalin P.-K. Lim, Guillermo Bugedo:
  Modeling inert pulmonary gas exchange using cellular automata. 36-45

Volume 5, Number 3, January / February 2000

The Simply Complex

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  John L. Casti:
  The inside story on systems, minds, and mechanisms. 10-13

Essays and Commentaries

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  Gregg Hartvigsen, Lee Worden, Simon A. Levin:
  Global cooperation achieved through small behavioral changes among strangers. 14-19
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  Peter Schuster:
  Are there noticeable relativistic effects on terrestrial evolution? 20-21
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  Harold Abelson, Nancy Forbes:
  Amorphous computing. 22-25
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  Gregory G. Brunk:
  Understanding self-organized criticality as a statistical process. 26-33
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  James N. Gardner:
  The selfish biocosm. 34-45

Book and Software Reviews

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  Per Bak:
  Multifractals and 1f noise by Benoit B. Mandelbrot. 46-47
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  William Fulkerson:
  Adaptive enterprise: Creating and leading sense-and-response organizations by Stephan H. Haeckel. 47-48

Volume 5, Number 4, March / April 2000

The Simply Complex

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  Harold J. Morowitz:
  Emergence and the law. 11-12

Essays and Commentaries

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  Ian S. Lustick, Dan Miodownik:
  Deliberative democracy and public discourse: The agent-based argument repertoire model. 13-30
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  Moshe Sipper:
  A success story or an old wives' tale? On judging experiments in evolutionary computation. 31-33

Tutorial

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  Larry S. Liebovitch, Daniela Scheurle:
  Two lessons from fractals and chaos. 34-43

Book Reviews

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  Anne Pringle, Leonie C. Moyle, Jason S. McLachlan, Janneke Hille Ris Lambers:
  Sex and death: An introduction to the philosophy of biology, by Kim Sterelny and Paul E. Griffiths. 44-45
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  Christian Peter Klingenberg:
  The art of genes: How organisms make themselves, by Enrico Cohen. 46-48

Volume 5, Number 5, May / June 2000

Limits in Mathematics and Physics Complexity at Large

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  Leigh Tesfatsion, Dan Ashlock:
  Complexity at Large. 3-10

The Simply Complex

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  Harold J. Morowitz:
  Mathematics and physics. 11

Essays and Commentaries

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  Gregory J. Chaitin:
  A century of controversy over the foundations of mathematics. 12-21
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  Douglas S. Robertson:
  Goedel's theorem, the theory of everything, and the future of science and mathematics. 22-27
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  John D. Barrow:
  Mathematical jujitsu: Some informal thoughts about Gödel and physics. 28-34
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  E. Atlee Jackson:
  The unbounded vistas of science: Evolutionary limitations. 35-44

Books and Software Reviews

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  A. J. Dajer:
  Non-zero, the logic of human destiny, by Robert Wright. 45-47
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  G. Scott Waterman:
  The undiscovered mind: How the human brain defies replication, medication, and explanation, by John Horgan. 47-48

Volume 5, Number 6, July / August 2000

Editorial

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  Ellen Goldberg:
  Farewell and thank you, John Casti. 3

Profile

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  Celia M. Elliott:
  Alfred W. Hübler: A profile of the new Executive Editor of Complexity. 4

The Simply Complex

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  John L. Casti:
  Whither the weather? 16-18

Essays and Commentaries

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  Andrew Wuensche:
  Basins of attraction in cellular automata. 19-25
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  Dominique Gross, Roger Strand:
  Can agent-based models assist decisions on large-scale practical problems? A philosophical analysis. 26-33
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  Koen Bertels, Luc Neuberg, Stamatis Vassiliadis, Gerald G. Pechanek:
  A look inside the learning process of neural networks. 34-38

Survey

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  Lee A. Segel:
  Diffuse feedback from diffuse information in complex systems. 39-46

Book and Software Reviews

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  Stuart A. Kauffman:
  The global dynamics of cellular automata, by Andrew Wuensche and Mike Lesser. 47-48
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  Michael Baumann:
  LEGO® mindstorms, Robotics Invention System 1.5. 48-50

Research Articles

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  David C. Mays, Boris A. Faybishenko:
  Washboards in unpaved highways as a complex dynamic system. 51-60
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  Noriah M. Al-Kandari, M. Ishaq Bhatti:
  On the construction of tolerance interval for two-way random effect model. 61-64