Titlebook: Complex Evolutionary Dynamics in Urban-Regional and Ecologic-Economic Systems; From Catastrophe to J. Barkley Rosser Book 2011 Springer Sc

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Quantum Noise Reduction in Optical Systems,hape of a market area around a single center for a single commodity will be a hexagon. Thus the general structure of a regional hierarchy, based on a set of market areas for different commodities, will be a nested (Christaller) or overlapping (L?sch) set of hexagons.

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The New Economic Geography Approach and Other Views,storical development of cities. The presence of nonlinearities most clearly associated with increasing returns of one sort or another lay at the foundation of the discontinuous bifurcations underlying this historical process and its actual historical ruptures. However, since 1991 a literature has ap

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Morphogenesis of Regional Systems,lane, with a single urban market center. Subsequently this model was expanded by Christaller (1935) and L?sch (1940) to multiple market centers of different sizes and different commodities, while still assuming linear transportation costs on a homogeneous plane. For both Christaller and L?sch, the s

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Complex Dynamics in Spatial Systems,eth Lloyd (Horgan, 1997) being the basic starting point (Rosser, 2009a). Dynamic complexity can be seen as consisting of four categories: cybernetics, catastrophe, chaos, and interacting heterogeneous agent-based complexity, which Rosser (1999b) previously labeled “small-tent complexity,” the “big-t

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