Extreme Events in Nature and Society

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  • Extreme Events in Nature and Society Book Detail

  • Author : Sergio Albeverio
  • Release Date : 2006-02-18
  • Publisher : Springer Science & Business Media
  • Genre : Science
  • Pages : 357
  • ISBN 13 : 354028611X
  • File Size : 73,73 MB
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Extreme Events in Nature and Society by Sergio Albeverio PDF Summary

Book Description: Significant, and usually unwelcome, surprises, such as floods, financial crisis, epileptic seizures, or material rupture, are the topics of Extreme Events in Nature and Society. The book, authored by foremost experts in these fields, reveals unifying and distinguishing features of extreme events, including problems of understanding and modelling their origin, spatial and temporal extension, and potential impact. The chapters converge towards the difficult problem of anticipation: forecasting the event and proposing measures to moderate or prevent it. Extreme Events in Nature and Society will interest not only specialists, but also the general reader eager to learn how the multifaceted field of extreme events can be viewed as a coherent whole.

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Significant, and usually unwelcome, surprises, such as floods, financial crisis, epileptic seizures, or material rupture, are the topics of Extreme Events in Na

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Presents unifying and distinguishing features of extreme events, including problems of understanding and modelling their origin, spatial and temporal extension,