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Flocking birds, weather patterns, commercial organisations, swarming robots... Increasingly, many of the systems that we want to engineer or understand are said to be ‘complex’. But what does this mean? How do these so-called 'complex systems' differ from the more easily understood systems that we are familiar with?
Visit: http://complexityprimer.eng.cam.ac.uk for more on complexity and modularity.
Visit: http://complexityprimer.eng.cam.ac.uk for more on complexity and modularity.
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