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Intro; Foreword by Prof. Andrea Omicini; Foreword by Prof. John T. Cacioppo; Preface; Contents; Abbreviations; 1 Synopsis; 2 Towards Wave-like Approach; 3 Oscillation-Based Social Simulation Paradigm: The Conceptual Premises; 4 From Baseline Individual to Social Neurodynamics: Experimental Framework; 5 Oscillations-Based Simulation of Human Brain EEG Signal Dynamics Using Coupled Oscillators Energy Exchange Model (COEEM); 6 Mind-Field States and Transitions: Quantum Approach; 7 OAM Simulation Setup and Results Using Entropy and Free Energy Terms.
8 OAM-Based MAS: Collective Circadian Rhythms' Simulation Setup and Results9 Agent-Based Modeling of Excitable Social Media Fluctuations; 10 Agent-Based Modeling of Fluctuations in Automated Trading Systems; 11 Epilogue; Appendix A: Autopoietic Systems1; Appendix B: Global Workspace Theory7; Appendix C: Embodied and Distributed Cognition11; Appendix D: Cognition, Categorization, and Adaptive Resonance12; References; 2.1 Overview; 2.2 Evolving Economic Systems; 2.3 Methodological Framework; 2.4 Pervasive Information Field (PIF) Concept; 2.5 Wave-like Interaction Mechanism (WIM).
3.1 General Outlines3.2 The OSIMAS Paradigm: Basic Hypothesis, Assumptions, and Postulates; 3.3 The Pervasive Information Field (PIF): Extended Conceptual Framework; 3.4 Information Versus Order in the Case of Coherent Oscillations; 3.5 Related Other Approaches; 4.1 Overview of the Related Research Scope; 4.2 The OSIMAS Paradigm: Conceptual and Experimental Framework; 4.3 EEG Experimental Setup: Cross-Correlation of Individual Mind States; 4.4 Further Prospects; 5.1 Neuroscience Context; 5.2 The COEEM Setup and Phase-Locking Mechanism.
5.3 COEEM Refind with Narrow Spectral Bands Superposition Approach5.4 The Results of the COEEM Simulation for Short and Long Periods; 5.5 Concluding Remarks; 6.1 Stylized Quantum States Model; 6.2 Constraints and Conditions; 7.1 OAM in Terms of Free Energy and Negentropy; 7.2 Bridging the Gap: Quantum Beats Approach; 7.3 OAM Construction Framework; 7.4 BMS as Dynamic Processes; 7.5 Simulation Setup: Circadian Cycles Case; 7.6 Simulation Results; 8.1 OAM-Based MAS Construction Principles; 8.2 Simulation Setup: Coherent Collective Circadian Cycles; 8.3 Simulation Results; 9.1 Overview.
9.2 The Basic Model9.3 Social Media Model Composed of Several Agent Groups; 9.4 Propagation of Two Competing Signals in Populations of Agents; 10.1 Introduction; 10.2 Mimicking of Financial Times Series by Excitable Agent Media; 10.3 Portfolio Management Rules in High-Dimensional Situations; 10.4 Data Used and Its Preliminary Analysis; 2.5.1 The Latent (Involuntary) Emission and Absorption Process; 2.5.2 The Active (Voluntary) Emission and Absorption Process.
8 OAM-Based MAS: Collective Circadian Rhythms' Simulation Setup and Results9 Agent-Based Modeling of Excitable Social Media Fluctuations; 10 Agent-Based Modeling of Fluctuations in Automated Trading Systems; 11 Epilogue; Appendix A: Autopoietic Systems1; Appendix B: Global Workspace Theory7; Appendix C: Embodied and Distributed Cognition11; Appendix D: Cognition, Categorization, and Adaptive Resonance12; References; 2.1 Overview; 2.2 Evolving Economic Systems; 2.3 Methodological Framework; 2.4 Pervasive Information Field (PIF) Concept; 2.5 Wave-like Interaction Mechanism (WIM).
3.1 General Outlines3.2 The OSIMAS Paradigm: Basic Hypothesis, Assumptions, and Postulates; 3.3 The Pervasive Information Field (PIF): Extended Conceptual Framework; 3.4 Information Versus Order in the Case of Coherent Oscillations; 3.5 Related Other Approaches; 4.1 Overview of the Related Research Scope; 4.2 The OSIMAS Paradigm: Conceptual and Experimental Framework; 4.3 EEG Experimental Setup: Cross-Correlation of Individual Mind States; 4.4 Further Prospects; 5.1 Neuroscience Context; 5.2 The COEEM Setup and Phase-Locking Mechanism.
5.3 COEEM Refind with Narrow Spectral Bands Superposition Approach5.4 The Results of the COEEM Simulation for Short and Long Periods; 5.5 Concluding Remarks; 6.1 Stylized Quantum States Model; 6.2 Constraints and Conditions; 7.1 OAM in Terms of Free Energy and Negentropy; 7.2 Bridging the Gap: Quantum Beats Approach; 7.3 OAM Construction Framework; 7.4 BMS as Dynamic Processes; 7.5 Simulation Setup: Circadian Cycles Case; 7.6 Simulation Results; 8.1 OAM-Based MAS Construction Principles; 8.2 Simulation Setup: Coherent Collective Circadian Cycles; 8.3 Simulation Results; 9.1 Overview.
9.2 The Basic Model9.3 Social Media Model Composed of Several Agent Groups; 9.4 Propagation of Two Competing Signals in Populations of Agents; 10.1 Introduction; 10.2 Mimicking of Financial Times Series by Excitable Agent Media; 10.3 Portfolio Management Rules in High-Dimensional Situations; 10.4 Data Used and Its Preliminary Analysis; 2.5.1 The Latent (Involuntary) Emission and Absorption Process; 2.5.2 The Active (Voluntary) Emission and Absorption Process.