Evolving synergetic interactions

Evolving synergetic interactions

Cooperators forgo their own interests to benefit others. This reduces their fitness and thus cooperators are not likely to spread based on natural selection. Nonetheless, cooperation is widespread on every level of biological organization ranging from bacterial communities to human society. Mathematical models can help to explain under which circumstances cooperation evolves. Evolutionary game ...

Evolving Patterns of Human Interactions

Technology provides a way to communicate, and that desire is clearly one of the driving factors for which devices are created for human-to-human communication. In this paper, we specifically address the interactions technology developed facilitating human-human communication. As we survey this technical field patterns emerge just as devices or technologies were developed, and rejected. We are n...

Synergetic Tool Environments

In the field of parallel programming we notice a considerable lack of efficient on-line tools for debugging, performance analysis etc. This is due to the fact that the construction of those tools must be based on a complicated software infrastructure. In the case of such software being available tools from different vendors are almost always incompatible as they use proprietary implementations ...

Synergetic Approach in Adaptive Systems

Railways and materials: synergetic progress

Railways were originally uniquely identified with the material of their initial construction and now are technically identified by the characteristic contact of ‘steel wheel on steel rail’. Over 160 years ago failures of iron railway axles led to research into what we now know as metal fatigue. Accidents throughout the ages have acted as catalysts for research and improvements: this lecture wil...