Catastrophes in Nature and Society: Mathematical Modeling of Complex SystemsWorld Scientific, 2007 - 320 páginas Many people are concerned about crises leading to disasters in nature, in social and economic life. The book offers a popular account of the causative mechanisms of critical states and breakdown in a broad range of natural and cultural systems ? which obey the same laws ? and thus makes the reader aware of the origin of catastrophic events and the ways to avoid and mitigate their negative consequences. The authors apply a single mathematical approach to investigate the revolt of cancer cells that destroy living organisms and population outbreaks that upset natural ecosystems, the balance between biosphere and global climate interfered lately by industry, the driving mechanisms of market and related economic and social phenomena, as well as the electoral system the proper use of which is an arduous accomplishment of democracy. |
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1 Environmental Microcatastrophes | 1 |
2 Cancer as a Catastrophe in Organisms | 30 |
3 Life and Atmosphere | 48 |
4 TechnosphereBiosphere Interaction and Global Climate | 67 |
5 Dynamics of Atmospheric Ozone | 89 |
6 Closed Ecological Systems and Earths Biosphere | 111 |
7 Environmental Damage | 133 |
8 Fining and Environment | 150 |
10 Marketing Dynamics | 201 |
11 Labor Market and Capitalism | 210 |
12 Unemployment Dynamics | 235 |
13 Objects of Nature as Commodities | 241 |
14 Longterm Motivation | 257 |
15 Democracy in the Light of Electoral Procedures | 272 |
Conclusion | 305 |
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Catastrophes In Nature And Society: Mathematical Modeling Of Complex Systems Rem G Khlebopros,Victor A Okhonin,Abram I Fet Pré-visualização limitada - 2007 |
Catastrophes in Nature and Society: Mathematical Modeling of Complex Systems Viktor Okhonin,Abram Il?ich Fet Pré-visualização limitada - 2007 |
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