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Steven Strogatz 의 '동기화에 대하여'

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수학자 Steven Strogatz 가 생명체들의 군집 (새떼, 반딧불이 그리고 물고기떼 등)이 어떻게 지휘자 없이 개체 단위에서 행동하면서도 동기화된 움직임을 보이는지에 대해서 설명합니다. 이 놀라운 현상은 무생물의 영역에서 또한 관찰됩니다.

In his work in applied mathematics, Steven Strogatz studies the way math and biology intersect. Full bio »

Translated into Korean by Yong-Geun Song
Reviewed by Seungyeon Yoo
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