Titlebook: A Primer on Complex Systems; With Applications to Raúl Sánchez,David Newman Book 2018 Springer Science+Business Media B.V., part of Springe

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Transformation and Normalization’. Although it is true that complex dynamics are often at work when a system exhibits scale-invariance, it is important to be aware that this is not always the case. For instance, the . [1] is a process that exhibits scale-invariance but with underlying dynamics that are far from complex in any sens

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From Regression to Probability Models, heat, including pollutants, throughout the atmosphere. Or for transporting water and energy, but also debris, across the ocean. Or for transporting plasma density and energy, but also impurities, out of a tokamak. Or for transporting angular momentum out of an accretion disk, but also mass and ener

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29607-7on energy on Earth. The field is often referred to as . (MCF). For those readers unfamiliar with it, we will start by providing a broad overview of MCF. Those already acquainted with the field are more than welcomed to move directly to Sect. 6.4, where the basic physics that appear to be responsible

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Multiple Testing in Microarray Studiesut running into terms such as ., ., . or . mentioned in one way or another. But what do most scientists actually mean when they use these terms? What does it take for a system to become complex? Why is it important to know if it is complex or not?

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Transformation and Normalization’. Although it is true that complex dynamics are often at work when a system exhibits scale-invariance, it is important to be aware that this is not always the case. For instance, the . [1] is a process that exhibits scale-invariance but with underlying dynamics that are far from complex in any sense of the word (see Chap. .).