Titlebook: Synergetic Phenomena in Active Lattices; Patterns, Waves, Sol Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velarde Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Self-Organization in a Long Josephson Junction,ental papers devoted to it. Such interest is caused by its great technological potential and the value of the Josephson effect in information processing, generation of ultra-high frequency oscillators, fast switching devices, mixers, detectors, amplifiers and so on (see, e.g., [.–.,.]).

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Conclusions and Perspective,ethodology for a very diverse class of active spatially extended systems. The contents of the book may also appear divided into two parts. One deals with selforganization in single systems and the other with processes in interconnected active 1D (chain) and 2D lattices, thus leading to a 3D architecture.

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978-3-642-62725-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002

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Synergetic Phenomena in Active Lattices978-3-642-56053-8Series ISSN 0172-7389 Series E-ISSN 2198-333X

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s such as attitudes, impressions, and attributions. It then turns to representations that are not of the self . others but of the self . others and considers their impact on self-evaluation and subsequent relationships. As advocated in Chapter 1, a truly . cognitive psychology not only studies other

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. VelardeHe posited that, like formal scientists, they seek to identify causes of events so as to attain prediction and control over them: Attributions are the causal explanations made (Chapter 2). Heider also posited that attributions are partitioned between the person and the situation by implicit subtract

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velarded social cognitive psychology in particular. In its first generation, psychology split into a decontextualized science of laboratory curiosities and an unscientific practice. Some contend that even today we have not made much progress in generating a scientific foundation for clinical practice and t

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velardegional level. We take the case of Germany, as a federal republic of 16 federal states (.). Applying the same conceptualization of cohesion (see Chap. .) and virtually the same methodology (see Chap. .), we pursue the same research questions as in the previously presented international comparison. Th

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velardesection explores the predictive, concomitant, and consequential character of cohesion in relation to individual value preferences. We operationalize the latter following Schwartz’ model of ten value types with data from Rounds 1–4 of the European Social Survey. Data on social cohesion refer to a per

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Vladimir I. Nekorkin,Manuel G. Velardes, and applications/case studies.Contains a taxonomy of reseThe book focuses on Social Collective Intelligence, a term used to denote a class of socio-technical systems that combine, in a coordinated way, the strengths of humans, machines and collectives in terms of competences, knowledge and proble