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Contents

  • 1 Dave Feldman
  • 2 Liz Bradley
  • 3 Paul Hooper
  • 4 Rajiv Sethi

Dave Feldman

Intro & Overview

Fractals Crash Course

Liz Bradley

Liz's ODE Notes

Chaos Theory

Paul Hooper

Complexity & Human Societies

Rajiv Sethi

Game Theory

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