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Sistemas complejos (Documental)

Instituto de Física de la UNAM , 2015
Level: beginner
Perspective: Complexity Economics
Topic:
Format: Documentary
Duration: 00:20:02
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CCXfFSkr6g&ab_channel=IFUNAM

El documental es publicado por el Instituto de Física de la UNAM (IFUNAM), y está dirigido por Marcela Couturier B. Cuenta con la participación del Dr. Gerardo García Naumis y Dr. Octavio Miramontes Vidal, ambos del IFUNAM.

El documental, que está dirigido a la audiencia en general,  introduce los sistemas complejos. Además introduce la relación de éstos con los fenómenos sociales, creando así la econofísica y la sociofísica. 

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El documental introduce de una manera digerible los sistemas complejos. También ilustra la relación entre este campo de la física con la economía y otras ciencias sociales. Lo más destacable del documental es la claridad con la cual logra transmitir la esencia de este campo de estudio. Gracias a los ejemplos y analogías que presentan los investigadores invitados, este documental es ideal para cualquier persona que le interese explorar el mundo de la economía de la complejidad. 

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