Frontiers of Complexity by Peter Coveney

Frontiers of Complexity by Peter Coveney

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Summary

This comprehensive work investigates: the role of computers in the understanding of complexity; spontaneous emergence of order in the universe; how nature can solve problems that traditionally defeat scientists; and the likelihood that intelligence will evolve within computers.

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Frontiers of Complexity by Peter Coveney

'Fascinating. Lucid. Compelling. It's clearly one of the best books on this growing, vital subject, and the one I would heartily recommend to beginners. With wit, humour, anecdotes, and a lot of style, it captures the excitement and drama that make complexity theory one of the hottest fields around.' Michio Kaky, author of Hyperspace 'Science journalism at its best, succinctly covering an impressively wide range of recent results and carefully tracing back their roots.' Karl Sigmund, Nature
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ISBN 13 9780571179220
ISBN 10 0571179223
Title Frontiers of Complexity
Author Peter Coveney
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Faber & Faber
Year published 1996-09-23
Number of pages 480
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