Complex Systems Summer School 2011-Challenge Questions - Revision history

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	'''2011 Complex Systems Summer School Challenge Questions:'''		'''2011 Complex Systems Summer School Challenge Questions:'''

			[[2011 Presentation Schedule]]

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Networks

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	2. Now suppose, with equal probability, EITHER a quarter of the nodes fail at random OR the highest-degree quarter fail. Can you design a network that is resilient to both, without knowing in advance which will happen?		2. Now suppose, with equal probability, EITHER a quarter of the nodes fail at random OR the highest-degree quarter fail. Can you design a network that is resilient to both, without knowing in advance which will happen?

			'''Network Challenge Group''' <br>
			1) Shweta Singh

	==Computation==		==Computation==

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	What are the emergent phenomena associated with democratic rule? Answer by contrasting reference to the results of the 2000 and 2008 U.S. Presidential elections. Support your hypothesis with either contrasting mathematical models, or analysis of relevant data.<br>		What are the emergent phenomena associated with democratic rule? Answer by contrasting reference to the results of the 2000 and 2008 U.S. Presidential elections. Support your hypothesis with either contrasting mathematical models, or analysis of relevant data.<br>

	~~Cali (prefers something empirical)~~

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	I am quite interested in this question, and would be willing to join/lead a group directed towards it's answer. I would start by questioning the premise: I think the fragility of socio-technical systems is not a strictly new phenomenon, but perhaps more evident in recent decades. - Miles		I am quite interested in this question, and would be willing to join/lead a group directed towards it's answer. I would start by questioning the premise: I think the fragility of socio-technical systems is not a strictly new phenomenon, but perhaps more evident in recent decades. - Miles

	~~Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)~~

	[[Talk page for the Complexity Project]]<br>		[[Talk page for the Complexity Project]]<br>

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	Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)		Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)

	[[Talk page for the ~~Fragility~~ Project]]<br>		[[Talk page for the Complexity Project]]<br>
	Exactly what it says on the tin.		Exactly what it says on the tin.

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	Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)		Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)

	[[Talk page for the Fragility Project]]		[[Talk page for the Fragility Project]]<br>
	Exactly what it says on the tin.		Exactly what it says on the tin.

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	Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)		Miles, put me on the list as well. Cristina M. (cmetgher@gmu.edu)

			[[Talk page for the Fragility Project]]
			Exactly what it says on the tin.

	==Emergence==		==Emergence==