Understanding Collectivities: Complexity in System Behavior

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Explore the intricate behaviors of collectivities under combinatory systems view at the 6th International Conference on Complex Systems. Discover the nuances between complex and simplex systems using agent-based modeling techniques hosted at Chuo University in Tokyo, Japan, from September 9-11, 2002. Presented by Piero Mella, Chair of Business Economics at the University of Pavia, Italy.

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Understanding Collectivities: Complexity in System Behavior

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The Behaviour of Collectivities Following the Combinatory System View Complex Systems Vs. Simplex Systems The 6th International Conference on Complex Systems (CS02) Complexity with Agent-based Modeling Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan - September 9-11, 2002 Piero Mella, Chair of Business Economics - University of Pavia, Italy piero.mella@unipv.it - www.ea2000.it/CST

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