A complex system is literally more than the sum of its parts when those parts are measured in isolation. -- David Krakauer
Writing
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Links
[ Santa Fe Institute ] [ Complexity Explorer (SFI) ] [ NECSI ] [ Michigan Center for Complex Systems ] [ NetLogo ] [ Mesa (Python ABM) ] [ NetworkX ] [ Gephi ] [ Golly ] [ XPPAUT ] [ Complexity (journal) ] [ Journal of Complex Networks ] [ Entropy (MDPI) ] [ SNAP (Stanford Network Datasets) ] [ ICON (Index of Complex Networks) ] [ Wolfram Atlas of Simple Programs ]
Reading list
[ Anderson, More Is Different (1972) ]
[ Simon, The Architecture of Complexity (1962) ]
[ Holland, Adaptation in Natural and Artificial Systems (1975) ]
[ Bak, Tang & Wiesenfeld, Self-Organized Criticality (1987) ]
[ Kauffman & Johnsen, Coevolution to the Edge of Chaos (1991) ]
[ Holland, Complex Adaptive Systems (1992) ]
[ Kauffman, The Origins of Order (1993) ]
[ Bak, How Nature Works (1996) ]
[ Watts & Strogatz, Collective Dynamics of Small-World Networks (1998) ]
[ Barabasi & Albert, Emergence of Scaling in Random Networks (1999) ]
[ Wolfram, A New Kind of Science (2002) ]
[ Newman, Power Laws, Pareto Distributions and Zipf's Law (2005) ]
[ Mitchell, Complexity: A Guided Tour (2009) ]
