Complexity Theory The basic premise of complexity theory is that there is a hidden order to the behavior (and evolution) of complex systems, whether that system is a national economy, an ecosystem, an organization, or a production line. In business and...

Complexity theory is the study of how hard problems are to solve. It allows mathematicians to classify problems in terms of how difficult they are, because some problems are intrinsically harder than others. How intrinsically difficult a problem is can...

A study of agents interacting simultaneously in a multiple cause and effect feedback. It looks at the emergence of a new phase of a system and a large range of potentials instead of forecasting on the basis of a simple cause and effect chain. The Santa...

// n. A branch of computational mathematics which investigates the degree of difficulty of classes of problems as expressed in terms of the computational resources required to apply the most efficient algorithms available, and hence the time and space...

Complexity theory may refer to: the study of any complex system chaos theory Computational complexity theory, a field in theoretical computer science and mathematics dealing with the resources required during computation to solve a given problem the...