Best books on systems theory, emergence, chaos theory, etc.?

"The Black Swan" deals with it a bit.

>>8621801
Go to your library, find the one which interests you. The best book is the one you actually read.

>>8621811
I want a high-level exposition of these concepts not popsci brainlet shit

If you are not that familiar with diff.eqs "Differential Equations, Dynamical Systems, and an Introduction to Chaos" is pretty good

>>8621858
Dude, if your uni has shit library, it's your fault.

>>8622175
If your uni has shit library, the Library Of Internetandria has it's golden gates always open for anyone who dares to question the world.

>>8621801
>systems theory, emergence, chaos theory


"Applied Chaos Theory" - Cambel
"Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos" - Strogatz

these fields are woefully immature in form, you won't find much useful that isn't related to stuff like control theory or statistics

>>8621858
Physical libraries are vestigial. Use Library Genisis instead.

>>8621801
I like Scheinerman - Dynamical Systesm

Wolfram's New Kind Of Science is about cellular automata.

I've read Chaos by James Gleick - a bit pop-sci but it really spoke to me. I also have a small Chaos book from the Oxford Uni Press, but that's a bit dry and inaccessible, I think. But it's probably more on the level of most people on this board.