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Dr. Grim is a pioneer in the field of computational philosophy. He has a prolific list of publications, videos, and books in the areas of game theory, agent based modelling, epistemic dynamics, chaos, fractals and the semantics of paradox, cellular automata, omniscience, polarization are just of the few topics Professor Grim touches on.
Professor Grim frequently publishes with members of what is now the Computational Social Philosophy Lab (CSPL) - which began as a collaboration between Grim and graduate and undergraduate students who were affiliated with the Complex Systems program. Dr. Grim currently has a new group of undergraduate students he is mentoring.
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Disambiguation of social polarization concepts and measures, Aaron Bramson, Patrick Grim, Daniel J. Singer, Steven Fisher, William Berger, Graham Sack & Carissa Flocken The Journal of Mathematical Sociology 2016
Learning to communicate: The emergence of signaling in spatialized arrays of neural nets, P Grim, P St. Denis, T Kokalis - 2002 - journals.sagepub.com
Spatialization and greater generosity in the stochastic prisoner's dilemma
P Grim - BioSystems, 1996
Books:
Reflexivity From Paradox to Consciousness Nicholas Rescher and Patrick Grim De Gruyter | 2012
Beyond Sets A Venture in Collection-Theoretic Revisionism Nicholas Rescher and Patrick Grim De Gruyter | 2011
Mind and Consciousness: 5 Questions 2009 edited by Patrick Grim Automatic Press Publishing
The Philosophical Computer - Exploratory Essays in Philosophical Computer Modeling Patrick Grim, Gary Mar, and Paul St. Denis with the Group for Logic & Formal Semantics MIT Press/Bradford Books 1998
The Incomplete Universe Totality, Knowledge, and Truth By Patrick Grim
A Bradford Book MIT Press 1991
Philosophy of Science and the Occult Second Edition Patrick Grim - Editor SUNY Series in Philosophy 1990
Tags: Research; Natural Sciences; Complex Systems; Philosophy; Computational modeling; Patrick Grim
