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Steven Strogatz fala sobre sincronização

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O matemático Steven Strogatz mostra como grupos de animais (pássaros, vagalumes e peixes) conseguem sincronizar-se e agir como uma unidade- sem que ninguém dê ordens. Esta tendência poderosa se estende também ao domínio dos objetos.

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

Translated into Portuguese (Brazil) by Denise Bem David
Reviewed by Durval Castro
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