Emergence Theory 4- Pattern Formation
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The term pattern formation refers to the process through which a coherent set of associations between element’s states is formed and persists over some period of time, it captures the essence of self-organization and emergence in all kinds of systems. A primary question we are interested in when studying any pattern is the question of how was it generated or formed? In answering this question, we can make a fundamental distinction between those patterns that were created through order being imposed by some other external organization, or those that were created through the pattern being internally generated.
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