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On Communication. an Interdisciplinary and Mathematical Approach

On Communication. an Interdisciplinary and Mathematical Approach

Hardcover

Series: Theory and Decision Library A:, Book 40

PhilosophyGeneral Computers

ISBN10: 1402054637
ISBN13: 9781402054631
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Feb 19 2007
Pages: 237
Weight: 1.17
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
This book originated in the last four years when we were lecturing both in communication and computer science at the University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany. Therefore, it was rather obvious for us to integrate these two sci- tific disciplines and to analyze the problem of the general logic of communicative processes by the use of suited computer models and mathematical concepts. The result of these efforts is this book and it is up to the readers if our attempts are successful. We could never have finished this study without the enthusiastic interest of many students in both sciences. Several of them are named in the book who implemented specific computer programs as part of their respective MA-thesis. We have also to thank several colleagues in communication and computer science, who supported our work in many ways. We frequently experienced that the old and venerable paradigm of especially the German University the unity of research and teaching (Humboldt) is far from dead and can be updated any time, provided a suited research project. Our special thanks go to Jörn Schmidt from the former Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Higher Education at our University, whose constant help was invaluable to us. Each new scientific approach is only possible because it stands, to quote Newton, on the shoulders of giants. Therefore, we dedicate this book in memoriam to two great pioneers in communication science, namely Claude E. Shannon and Gerold Ungeheuer.

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