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  1. golly golly.sourceforge.net

    State-of-the-art simulator.

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  2. Fractal forums fractalforums.org

    Forum and discussion community about fractals.

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  3. Simulation en.wikipedia.org

    Imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system.

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  4. Self-Organization en.wikipedia.org

    The process where form arises from local interactions between parts of an initially disordered system.

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  5. Schelling's model en.wikipedia.org

    Agent-based model for segregation.

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  6. Robustness en.wikipedia.org

    Ability to tolerate perturbations.

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  7. Reaction-diffusion en.wikipedia.org

    Self-organization and pattern formation model.

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  8. Phase Transition en.wikipedia.org

    Transition between states of matter.

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  9. Lenia en.wikipedia.org

    Continuous generalization of the game of life.

  10. Kuramoto model en.wikipedia.org

    Synchronization.

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  11. Ising model en.wikipedia.org

    Simple model that can show phase transitions.

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  12. Hysteresis en.wikipedia.org

    Dependence of the state of a system on its history.

  13. Holon en.wikipedia.org

    System that is both a whole and a part.

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  14. Fractal en.wikipedia.org

    Self-similar structure.

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  15. Emergence en.wikipedia.org

    The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

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  16. Elementary cellular automaton en.wikipedia.org

    One-dimensional cellular automata.

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  17. Edge of Chaos en.wikipedia.org

    The transition zone between order and disorder.

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  18. Double pendulum en.wikipedia.org

    Chaotic motion.

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  19. Distributed Control en.wikipedia.org

    A control system without a central supervisor.

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  20. Dissipative System en.wikipedia.org

    A thermodynamically open system far from thermodynamic equilibrium.

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  21. Developmental Systems Theory en.wikipedia.org

    Theoretical perspective on biological development, heredity, and evolution.

  22. Complexity en.wikipedia.org

    The subject of complex systems science.

  23. Network/Graph en.wikipedia.org

    Network with non-trivial topological features.

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  24. Chaos en.wikipedia.org

    Theory of chaotic systems.

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  25. Cellular automata en.wikipedia.org

    Discrete compuation model.

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  26. Boids en.wikipedia.org

    Emergent flocking behavior.

  27. Barabási–Albert (BA) model en.wikipedia.org

    Algorithm for generating random graphs with preferential attachment.

  28. Autopoiesis en.wikipedia.org

    The ability of a system to create and maintain itself.

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  29. Attractor en.wikipedia.org

    A trajectory in the state space of a system in which it tends to evolve towards.

  30. Abelian sandpile model en.wikipedia.org

    Model showing self-organized criticality.

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  31. Complex Systems Society cssociety.org

    Scientific society for the study of complex systems.

  32. MASON cs.gmu.edu

    Multiagent simulation library core in Java.

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  33. Cosmo Tech platform cosmotech.com

    Digital twins simulator software.

  34. ConwayLife conwaylife.com

    Community for game-of-life and similar simulations.

  35. Complexity research complexityresearch.slack.com

    Informal slack community for keeping up to date with new findings in complex systems research.

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  36. Complexity Explorer complexityexplorer.org

    Educational site with news/blog.

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  37. Complexity Adventures complexityadventures.com

    Complexity community of practice (formerly known as Complexity Weekend).

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  38. Complexity Digest comdig.unam.mx

    News feed on complexity.

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  39. NetLogo ccl.northwestern.edu

    Multi-agent modeling environment based on the LOGO language. It comes with a very large library of toy models.

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  40. Map of Complex systems History art-sciencefactory.com

    An impressive overview of the evolution of complex systems thinking.