All Systems Slow: How Everything From Glass to the Economy Takes Shape.

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A discussion of the physical manufacture of a piece of glass is compared to the development of individual and group human systems, "conferences in which physicists, economists, mathematicians, biologi sts, computer sc ientists, and chemists all contribute..." The author is a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Arizona, Tucson.

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