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Self-organizing systems

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Your exceptional mind

Robert J. Flower

2008

Synergetics

H. Haken

1977

How the leopard changed its spots

Brian C. Goodwin

1994

Psycho-cybernetics

Maxwell Maltz

1960 ★ 4.1

Emergence

Steven Johnson

2001 ★ 4.2

My psychosis, my bicycle, and I

Fritz B. Simon

1996

The origins of order

Stuart A. Kauffman

1993

From cells to societies

Vera Calenbuhr, Alexander S. Mikhailov, A. S. Mikhailov

2002

X-ray diffuse scattering from self-organized mesoscopic semiconductor structures

Martin Schmidbauer

2003

Field, form, and fate

Michael Conforti

1999

Out of control

Kevin Kelly

1994 ★ 3.8

Information and self-organization

H. Haken

2006

Self-organization and associative memory

Teuvo Kohonen

1989

The recursive universe

William Poundstone

1984

Dissipative structures and chaos

Yoshiki Kuramoto, Hazime Mori

1998

Selforganization

Wolfgang Krohn, Helga Nowotny

1990

Self-organization and society

Takatoshi Imada

2008

Synergetics of measurement, prediction and control

Igor Grabec

1997

Decision Making in Complex Systems

Marina V. Sokolova

2012

Dynamical psychology

Jay Friedenberg

2009

Unifying psychotherapy

Jeffrey J. Magnavita

2014

How the Leopard Changed Its Spots

Brian Goodwin

1997

The learning revolution

Gordon Dryden, Jeannette Vos

1999

Modeling one dimensional pattern formation by anti-diffusion

J. F. Kaashoek

1990

The language of shape

Stephen Hyde

1997

Cosmopolis

Danilo Zolo

1997

A case against accident and self-organization

Dean L. Overman

1997

At home in the universe

Stuart A. Kauffman

1995

Sync

Steven H. Strogatz

2003 ★ 4.3

The Emperor's Nightingale

Robert A. G. Monks

1998

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