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xxvi, 622 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 25 cm.
A thermodynamic formulation of economics / Juergen Mimkes -- Zero-intelligence models of limit-order markets / Robin Stinchcombe -- Understanding and managing the future evolution of a competitive multi-agent population / David M.D. Smith, Neil F. Johnson -- Growth of firms and networks / Yoshi Fujiwara, Hideaki Aoyama, Wataru Souma -- A review of empirical studies and models of income distributions in society / Peter Richmond, Stefan Hutzler, Ricardo Coelho, Przemek Repetowicz -- Models of wealth distributions : a perspective / Abhijit Kar Gupta -- The contribution of money-transfer models to economics / Yougui Wang, Ning Xi, Ning Ding -- Fluctuations in foreign exchange markets / Yukihiro Aiba, Naomichi Hatano -- Econophysics of stock and foreign currency exchange markets / Marcel Ausloos -- A thermodynamic formulation of social science / Juergen Mimkes -- Computer simulation of language competition by physicists / Christian Schulze, Dietrich Stauffer -- Social opinion dynamics / Gérard Weisbuch -- Opinion dynamics, minority spreading and heterogeneous beliefs / Serge Galam -- Global terrorism versus social permeability to underground activities / Serge Galam -- How a hit is born : the emergence of popularity from the dynamics of collective choice / Sitabhra Sinha, Raj Kumar Pan -- Crowd dynamics / Anders Johansson, Dirk Helbing -- Complexities of social networks : a physicist's perspective / Parongama Sen -- Emergence of memory in networks of nonlinear units : from neurons to plant cells / Jun-ichi Inoue -- Self-organization principles in supply networks and production systems / Dirk Helbing, Thomas Seidel, Stefan Lämmer, Karsten Peters -- Can we recognize an innovation? : perspective from an evolving network model / Sanjay Jain, Sandeep Krishna.
edited by Bikas K. Chakrabarti, Anirban Chakraborti, and Arnab Chatterjee.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.