Another point i would like to add on the rationale is the fact (2nd paragraph page 5)
is that The type and shape of these connections (when known) are almost invariably intertwingled and varying across several orders of magnitude
Another point i would like to add on the rationale is the fact (2nd paragraph page 5)
is that The type and shape of these connections (when known) are almost invariably intertwingled and varying across several orders of magnitude
I make explicit reference to page 2.
I would like your feedback on the fact that possibly the scope of Global System Science is also to create a new generation of models and algorithms that incorporate latest result in mathematical approaches. Obvious candidates are the combinations of network theory, game theory, agent-based modelling
Reading the version 2.0 I would like to comment on the definition given in first page.
Just after Papadimitriou citation (3rd paragraph page first) I believe it will be nice to shift
the focus on the WWW and services rather than Internet (physical layer)
I would add something like
“Even more the whole hierarchy of systems defined on the Internet layer as the WWW and social networks on it,
create a complex and intertwingled web of networks whose mathematical properties are still unknown at the moment.”
Dear all, thanks for the work done on this document I just post a series of contributions.
Some sily as this one, some (I hope) more substantial
firstly I spotted some misprints in the list of people. I list here the correct entries
Guido Caldarelli IMTLUCCA Lucca Italy and Istituto Sistemi Complessi CNR Italy
Cattuto Ciro (remove Ciro Cattuto) Institute for Scientific Interchange Turin, Italy
Gallegati (not GALLEGATTI) Mauro Univesity Politechnic of Marche, Ancona Italy
Then please remove Mario Rasetti (Already present Rasetti Mario)
Vittorio Loreto (already present Loreto Vittorio)
Somewhere in the text there is also both ITC and ICT, please check
New series on papers on latest issue of Nature Physics
http://www.nature.com/nphys/journal/v9/n3/index.html
The role of new scientific analysis to tame the complexity of financial systems