Languages in space and time models and methods from complex systems theory

This cross-disciplinary volume provides an overview of how complexity theory and the tools of statistical mechanics can be applied to linguistic problems to help reveal language groups, and to model the evolution and competition of languages in space and time. Illustrated with a series of case studi...

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1. Verfasser: Patriarca, Marco
Weitere Verfasser: Heinsalu, Els, Leonard, Jean Leó
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