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We shall discuss the general methods of synergetics including macroscopic synergetics as well as a phenomenological ansatz which especially becomes important for systems which are composed of very complex subsystems whose properties are not known in such detail that a systematic treatment from a microcopic or mesoscopic level is applicable. Examples for these systems will be discussed in detail. They will be chosen from natural sciences.
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Haken, H., Wunderlin, A. (1988). Synergetics — Processes of Self Organization in Complex Systems. In: Carvallo, M.E. (eds) Nature, Cognition and System I. Theory and Decision Library, vol 2. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2991-3_12
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