ICCS07/ThuAfternoon

Scale Hierarchy

Physical Systems

Systems Engineering

Mangement / Innovation / Marketing

Gary Nelson - An Overview of Scale Hierarchy in Complex-Adaptive Systems

Pauline Couper - The river system as a semiotic scalar hierarchy

Alex Ryan - How do agents represent?

Gottfried Mayer-Kress, Yeou-Teh Liu, Karl Newell - Multiple Time Scale Model of Self Organized Criticality in Human Motor Learning

Jeremy Yancey, Mark Novotny, Steven Gwaltney - Physical Nanoparticles with Small-World Properties: DFT calculations

Peter Lynds - On a finite universe with no beginning or end

Phil Fellman, Jonathan Post, Christine Carmichael, Andrew Post - Comparative Quantum Cosmology: Causality, Singularity, and Boundary Conditions

Jonathan Post, Phil Fellman - Quantum Nash Equilibria and The Re-emergence of Quaternions

Michael Kuras - Complex-System Engineering

Len Troncale - System of Systems Engineering Problems: SoS as Science? SoS as Fundable?

Borislav Iordanov - Rapid Software Evolution

Jacob Beal - Principles for Engineered Emergence

Alfons Salden, Duco Ferro - Self-Organized Critical Networks

Marlene Williamson - Data Interoperability: A Case Study in Complex Systems Engineering

Jeffrey Smith, Tracy Van Houten, Alberto Elfes, Charles Weisbin - Unraveling Complex Systems: NASA Robotic Missions to a Lunar Dark

Sharon Mertz, Adam Groothuis, Phil Fellman, Roxana Wright - Multi-Agent Systems Modeling of Technology Succession with Short Cycles

David Doyon, Nicholas Nugent, Phil Fellman, Jonathan Post, Roxana Wright - What can the Nash equilibrium tell us about market entry, first and second mover advantage in corporate strategy?

Rosanna Garcia - Agent-based Market Model Validation Using Empirical Data

Jeroen Struben - Technology and Market Spillovers in the Dynamics of Industry Evolution

Zoltan Kuscsik, Denis Horvath - Statistical properties of agent-based market area model

Sanith Wijesinghe, Yaneer Bar-Yam - Pedestrian Flow Scaling Through a Bottleneck

Antoaneta Serguieva, Hao Wu - Computational Intelligence in Financial Contagion Analysis

Paulo Goncalves - Gone Today, Here Tomorrow: Behavioral Causes of Product Returns in the Agribusiness Industry

Tina Wakolbinger, Jose Cruz - Multiperiod Effects of Corporate Social Responsibility on Supply Chain Networks, Transaction Costs, Emissions, and Risk

Population Dynamics of Diseases

Marcelo F C Gomes, Marcelo Kuperman, Sebastián Gonçalves - Agent-based models for epidemic dynamics

David Miron, Irina Emelyanova, Graham Donald, Graeme Garner - Agent Based Model of Livestock Movements

James Koopman, Ethan Romero-Severson, Jong-Hoon Kim - A Newly Identified HIV Dynamics Effect That Is A Key To HIV Control Is Reflected By Readily Observable Sequence Relationships