Containing selected papers on the fundamentals and applications of Complexity Science, this multi-disciplinary book presents new approaches for resolving complex issues that cannot be resolved using conventional mathematical or software models. Complex Systems problems can occur in a variety of areas such as physical sciences and engineering, the economy, the environment, humanities and social and political sciences. Complexity Science problems, the science of open systems consisting of large numbers of diverse components engaged in rich interaction, can occur in a variety of areas such as physical sciences and engineering, the economy, the environment, humanities and social and political sciences. The global behaviour of these systems emerges from the interaction of constituent components and is unpredictable but not random. The key attribute of Complex Systems is the ability to self-organise and adapt to unpredictable changes in their environment.

• Cover
• Complex Systems Studies
• Copyright Page
• Preface
• Contents
• Fathoming the future of artificially intelligent robots
• Uncertainty dynamics in a model of economic inequality
• Integrating in-vehicle, vehicle-to-vehicle, and intelligent roadway systems
• Multi-agent tasks scheduling for coordinated actions of unmanned aerial vehicles acting in group
• Design process as complex system
• Classification of tweets with a mixed method based on pragmatic content and meta-information
• The reinforced enterprise business architecture (REBAR) ontology
• A complexity perspective on CSR and sustainability: theory and a longitudinal case study
• Two complex adaptive systems in human development: further studies of dental and fingerprint parameters
• Delay in dental development and variations in root morphology are outcomes of the complex adaptive system associated with the numerical variation of hypodontia
• Variations in dental arch morphology are outcomes of the complex adaptive system associated with the developmental variation of hypodontia
• Variation in tooth crown size and shape are outcomes of the complex adaptive system associated with the tooth number variation of hypodontia
• On the formation of Mexico state
• Group modeling building: how environment, culture and work conditions impact on the process
• Rayleigh–Taylor instability for accelerated metal plates
• A modified HLLC method and its application in Bear–Nunziato model
• Effect of groove angle and separation on the micro-jet forms
• Author index