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ORCIDAdvances in Complex Systems, Volume 3
Volume 3, Numbers 1-4, 2000
- Rosaria Conte:
The necessity of intelligent agents in social simulation. 19-38 - Mario Paolucci
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False reputation in social control. 39-52 - Francesco C. Billari:
Searching for Mates Using 'Fast and Frugal' Heuristics: a Demographic Perspective. 53-66 - Andrzej Nowak, Robin R. Vallacher, Wojciech Borkowski:
Modeling the temporal coordination of behavior and internal states. 67-86 - Guillaume Deffuant, David Neau, Frédéric Amblard, Gérard Weisbuch:
Mixing beliefs among interacting agents. 87-98 - Alexander A. Laptev:
Modeling of Social Processes Based on T.Parsons Ideas. 99-108 - Christina Aschan-Leygonie, Hélène Mathian, Léna Sanders, Kalle Mäkilä:
A spatial microsimulation of population dynamics in Southern France: a model integrating individual decisions and spatial constraints. 109-126 - Diane Vanbergue, Jean-Pierre Treuil, Alexis Drogoul:
Modelling urban phenomena with cellular automata. 127-140 - Matteo Bellomo, Sylvie Occelli:
Simulating accessibility by SWARM. 141-154 - Jean-Luc Bonnefoy, Christophe Le Page, Juliette Rouchier, François Bousquet:
Modelling spatial practices and social representations of space using multi-agent systems. 155-170 - Serge Galam:
Democratic Voting in Hierarchical Structures or How to Build a Dictatorship. 171-180 - Dominique Lepelley, Ahmed Louichi, Fabrice Valognes:
Computer simulations of voting systems. 181-194 - Alain Albert, Wolfgang Balzer:
Towards Computational Institutional Analysis: Discrete Simulation of a 3P Model. 195-208 - Niels Lepperhoff:
Dreamscape Testing the Rational Choice Theory. 209-220 - Frank Beckenbach:
Multi-Agent Modelling of Resource Systems and Markets: Theoretical consideration and simulation results. 221-242 - José Castro Caldas, Helder Coelho:
The Interplay of Power on the Horizon. 243-256 - Pietro Terna:
The "mind or no-mind" dilemma in agents behaving in a market. 257-270 - Robert Savit, Yi Li, Adrian Vandeemen:
Variable Payoffs in the Minority Game. 271-282 - Martín G. Zimmermann, Víctor M. Eguíluz, Maxi San Miguel, Amedeo Spadaro:
Cooperation in an Adaptive Network. 283-300 - Sorin Solomon:
Generalized Lotka-Volterra (GLV) Models of Stock Markets. 301-322 - Marco A. Janssen, Wander Jager:
Psychological factors affecting market dynamics: the role of uncertainty and need satisfaction. 323-334 - Gérard Ballot, Erol Taymaz:
Competition, training, heterogeneity persistence, and aggregate growth in a multi-agent evolutionary model. 335-352 - Nicolas Carayol:
Modeling creation vs. diffusion of structured knowledge. 353-370 - Leslie Rosenthal:
Simulating transaction networks in housing markets. 371-384 - Takuya Iwamura, Yoshiyasu Takefuji:
An artificial market based on agents with fluid attitude toward risks and returns. 385-398 - Jean-Michel Dalle, Nicolas Jullien:
Windows vs. Linux: Some Explorations into the Economics of Free Software. 399-416 - Mariana Mazzucato:
Firm Size, Innovation, and Market Share Instability: the Role of Negative Feedback and Idiosyncratic Events. 417-432 - Georg P. Mueller:
Exploring the Dynamics of Social Policy Models: A Computer Simulation of Long-term Unemployment. 433-450 - Eric Bonabeau:
Business Applications of Social Agent-Based Simulation. 451-
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