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Owen Densmore on
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On Jun 16, 2007, at 1:43 PM, Merle Lefkoff wrote:
> Owen,
>
> I took advantage of the CNLS printer to print LOTS of articles about
> complexity that seemed to do more than just gestate in utero (let's
> all
> feminize seminal). Before I toss them all, I will pass on a few
> suggestions for the list. Do you want the titles annotated?
>
> -Merle-
Hi Merle. No need for annotations other than the titles/authors of
the ones you really liked, unless you have time to comment on them.
I would be interested in those you feel capture a topic well,
especially if not in Your Basic Textbook On Mumble Science. I.e.
things that are not in a single discipline.
I'm reading the recent Scott Page & John Miller book, and one of
their Themes is a nice on: Complexity often falls In Between
disciplines. So within the summer school we are getting:
- Computer Science and Statistical Mechanics
- Finance and Dynamics
- Sociology and Game Theory
- Ecology and Graph Theory
- Data Mining and Topology
.. kinda interesting.
The school site is open, I think:
http://www.santafe.edu/events/workshops/index.php/CSSS_2007_Santa_FeThe readings are quite good and getting more added to each day. The
use of a wiki has been a considerable win.
-- Owen