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Complexity and
Nonlinear Dynamics (CAND)
Overview: This is the successor group to what was formerly called
the Complex Adaptive Dynamical Systems focus group (CADS). This
academic year we have met every other Tuesday to share our work
in progress, on topics such as preferences for fractal images of
different dimensionality in adults and children, the search for
fractal structure in Beowulf, how Tai Chi training affects dynamic
stability, trajectories of anti-social behavior in children, and
the conductance patterns of electrons. Members have also demonstrated
software and techniques useful for analyzing fractal structure
and dynamics. If you are interested in receiving email announcements
for this group, please contact Holly Arrow.
Primary Contact Person:
Holly Arrow, Department of Psychology 346-1996
Co-Leaders:
Holly Arrow, Psychology and Richard Taylor, Physics
Other members of this focus group so far:
Annika Andersson, Psychology
Holly Arrow, Psychology
Gary Bodie, English literature
Cooper Boydston, Physics
Matt Calverley, Psychology.
Strawberry Gatts, Human Physiology
Jess Holbrook, Psychology
Jair, Imaginify
John Light, Child & Family Center
Colleen Marlow, Physics
Ted Martin, Physics
Tim McMahon, Teaching Effectiveness Program
Stacey M. Pederson, Psychology
Rebecca Silver, Psychology
Chuck Tate, Psychology
Richard Taylor, Physics
Leandro Torres, Psychology
Elizabeth Walter, Psychology
Bob Weiss, Psychology
Meetings and Events:
* CURRENT MEETING SCHEDULE: For Spring 2004, alternate Tuesdays
4-5, in Straub 139 unless otherwise noted.
* REGISTER FOR CREDIT: Grad students can register for 1-credit for
the focus group,PSY 607 (CRN 36085), Sem Nonlinear Dynam; Undergrads
can register under PSY 401 (CRN 36086), Res Nonlinear Dynam
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