Energy systems and adaptive complexity
Applied EnergyPublished 1 September 2000
Tokio Ohta
Citations3
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SJR score2.90
SNIP2.51
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Abstract
Adaptive complexity is defined: some examples are discussed. A theoretical approach to the mechano-catalytic water-splitting phenomenon, discovered in 1998, is discussed in regard to the adaptive complexity.
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