Suchergebnisse

1. David Pines and Me -- 2. To err is human: the complex nature of human reproduction and prenatal development -- 3. Short notes on theories of species diversity -- 4. Museum Workshop, evolution of human intelligence and education -- 5. Anomalous behavior of random walks on disordered media -- 6. Pollution, Human Capital, and Growth Cycles -- 7. Productive Consumption in a Two-Sector Model of Economic Development -- 8. Time and Mnemonic Morphism -- 9. Universality and the Role of Limitations Influencing Interdisciplinary Scientific and Cultural Advances -- 10. Some Conceptual Principles with Mathematical Background for Interdisciplinary Developments in the Sciences and Beyond -- 11. The Role of Paradox in the Development of Interdisciplinary Scientific and Cultural Advances -- 12. Elucidation of Chaotic Market Hypothesis Based on Ergodic Theory -- 13 -- Itinerant-Electron Magnetism and Spin Fluctuations− Aspects of Theories and Experiments -- 14. Quantum-size effect probed by NMR measurements -- 15. Recent Topics on Organic Spin Liquid Candidates -- 16. Impact of Reactive Oxygen Species and G-quadruplexes in Telomeres and Mitochondria -- 17.Evolution, Motor of the Changing Biosphere -- 18. New horizons in brain science -- 19. Evolutionary perspective on Suffering : Murase's "Self-Nonself circulation theory of life" applied to PRISM (Pictorial Representation of Illness and Self Measure) -- 20. Machine Learning for Metabolic Identification -- 21. Ignorance, Creation, Destruction -- 22. A Unified Theory and Practice of Creative Complex Systems: Challenging to the Systemic Problems Spanning the Inside and Outside World. .

The book begins with an introduction to some of the basic concepts and results on chaotic dynamical systems. Next it turns to a detailed self-contained summary of the literature on discounted dynamic optimization. The first two chapters are of particular pedagogical interest. The volume also brings together a number of outstanding advanced research papers on complex behavior of dynamic economic models. These make it clear that complexity cannot be dismissed as "exceptional" or "pathological" and, for explanation and prediction of economic variables, it is imperative to develop models with special structures suggested by empirical studies. Graduate students in economics will find the book valuable for an introduction to optimization and chaos. Specialists will find new directions to explore themes like robustness of chaotic behavior and the role of discounting in generating cycles and complexity