Lectures in Complex Systems (1991)
Lynn Nadel, D. L. Stein · 1992
This four-week school consisted of seven short courses together with seminars, computer workshops, and experimental labs supplementing the lectures. The first week of the school focussed on introductory material. The final three weeks were devoted to lectures on specific topics. The goal of the summer school is to provide graduate students and postdoctoral fellows with an introduction to the study of complex behavior in mathematical, physical and living systems. The emphasis is on developing techniques to the study of specific systems. Topics include nonlinear dynamics, neural nets and computational neurobiology, lattice gases, pattern formation in biological systems, and design of parallel- processing algorithms.... Complex systems, Nonlinear dynamics, Computation.