Compendium of Urban Complexity - Rybski, Diego; (ed.) - Prospero Internet Bookshop

 
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ISBN13:9783031826658
ISBN10:3031826655
Binding:Hardback
No. of pages:302 pages
Size:235x155 mm
Language:English
Illustrations: 8 Illustrations, black & white; 47 Illustrations, color
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Compendium of Urban Complexity

 
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Short description:

This book brings together key findings, insights, and theories at the intersection of two disciplines ? city science and complex systems. It features a curated collection of chapters contributed by emerging scholars conducting cutting-edge research in complexity science, interdisciplinary physics, and quantitative geography. The compendium is tailored to a thematically diverse audience, spanning quantitative fields such as statistical and mathematical physics, as well as socially-focused domains such as geography and urban planning. By integrating novel methods and insights from physics, economics, and geography, this book aims at an interdisciplinary spectrum of graduate students and academic researchers studying cities as complex systems.

Long description:

This book brings together key findings, insights, and theories at the intersection of two disciplines ? city science and complex systems. It features a curated collection of chapters contributed by emerging scholars conducting cutting-edge research in complexity science, interdisciplinary physics, and quantitative geography. The compendium is tailored to a thematically diverse audience, spanning quantitative fields such as statistical and mathematical physics, as well as socially-focused domains such as geography and urban planning. By integrating novel methods and insights from physics, economics, and geography, this book aims at an interdisciplinary spectrum of graduate students and academic researchers studying cities as complex systems.

Table of Contents:

City Size Distributions.- Urban Scaling Laws.- The Bene?ts and Costs of Agglomeration: Insights from Economics and Complexity.- Urban Mobility.- The Long-run Impacts of Migration on the City Population Size Distribution.- The Gravity Model for Social Systems.- Segregation in Cities.- Monocentric or Polycentric City? An Empirical Perspective.- Urban Climate Through the Lens of Complex System Science.- Designing Complexity? The Role of Self-Organization in Urban Planning and Design.- Fractality of Cities.- Entropy and the City: Origins, Trajectories and Explorations of the Concept in Urban Science.- An Introduction to Mathematical Concepts of Power-laws in Cities and Urban Systems.