Evolution, Money, War, and Computers Non-Traditional Applications of
This book for physicists, biologists, computer scientists, economists or social scientists shows in selected examples how computer simulation methods which are typical to statistical physics have been applied in other areas outside of physics. Our main pa
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S. Moss de Oliveira I P. M. C. de Oliveira I D. Stauffer Evolution, Money, War, and Computer s
TEUBNER-TEXTE zur Physik Herausgegeben von Prof. Dr. Werner Ebeling, Berlin Prof. Dr. Manfred Pilkuhn, Stuttgart Prof. Dr. Bernd Wilhelmi, Jena
This regular series includes the presentation of recent research developments of strong interest as well as comprehensive treatments of important selected topics of physics. One of the aims is to make new results of research available to graduate students and younger scientists, and moreover to all people who like to widen their scope and inform themselves about new developments and trends. A larger part of physics and applications of physics and also its application in neighbouring sciences such as chemistry, biology and technology is covered. Examples for typical topics are: Statistical physics, physics of condensed matter, interaction of light with matter, mesoscopic physics, physics of surfaces and interfaces, laser physics, nonlinear processes and selforganization, ultrafast dynamics, chemical and biological physics, quantum measuring devices with ultimately high resolution and sensitivity, and finally applications of physics in interdisciplinary fields.
Evolution, Money, War, and Computers Non-Traditional Applications of Computational Statistical Physics
By Prof. Dr. Suzana Moss de Oliveira Prof. Dr. Paulo Murilo C. de Oliveira Universidade Federal Fluminense Niter6i, Rio de Janeiro Prof. Dr. Dietrich Stauffer Coloane University
Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH
Suzana Moss de Oliveira: Born in 1955 in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Tenured professor at Institute of Physics, Universidade Federal Fluminense (Niter6i, Rio de Janeiro) since 1985; PhD in 1989 also in Niter6i; at present deputy head of the Institute. Introduced to biological ageing by watching Dietrich Stauffer in 1994, frequent visitor to Laboratoire de Physique et Mecanique des Milieux Heteroqsnes (ESPCI, Paris) to work on interdisciplinary subjects.
Paulo Murilo C. de Oliveira: Born in 1949 in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). 100 papers, one previous book. Full professor of Physics, Universidade Federal Fluminense (Niter6i, Rio de Janeiro) since 1994, formerly tenured professor at the same place, since 1981; PhD in 1980 from the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. Member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences, former general secretary and member of the deliberative council of the Brazilian Physical Society, and current member of the IUPAP Comission for Computational Physics. Member of the editorial board of Brazilian Journal of Physics, International Journal of Modern Physics C, Revista Boliviana de Fisica and Theory in Biosciences. Scientific consultant for Brazilian agencies, including CNPq for research programs and CAPES for graduate studies, as well as a dozen international physics journals. Dietrich Stauffer: Born in 1943 in Bonn (Germany), PhD 1970 in Munich, Habilitation 1975 in SaarbrOcken (with K. Binder), since 1977 tenured professor in Cologne; French-German. and Canadian-German research priz
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