Complexity, Heterogeneity, and the Methods of Statistical Physics in Economics

Hideaki Aoyama, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto UniversityYuji Aruka, Faculty of Commerce, Chuo UniversityHiroshi Yoshikawa, Faculty of Economics, Rissho University

• Introduction to the volume by Alan Kirman.- Part I Finitary methods of statistical equilibrium.- 1.Enrico Scalas, University of Sussex, “Continuum and thermodynamic limits for a wealth.- distribution stylised model”.- 2. Doyn Farmer Oxford University, Mauro Galegatti, Corrado di Guilumi and Shimon Landini, “Applications of statistical physics for rebuilding macroeconomics”.- 3. Raymond Hawkins, University of California Berkley, “Information, Inattention, and the Discount Function”.- 4. Juergen Mimkes, University of Paderborn.- 5. Hiroshi Yoshikawa, University of Tokyo/Rissho University.- 6. Yuji Aruka, Chuo University, Japan, “Aoki's Japanese textbook of stochastic economic dynamics”.- 7. Didier Sornette, ETH zurich.- 8. rank Schweitzer, ETH Zurich.- Part II Data driven analysis by econophysic.- 9. Hideaki Aoyama,  Kyoto University, “Hodge decomposition of Economic Networks”.- 10. Yoshi Fujiwara, University of Hyogo, “Non.- self Averaging and Economic Network”.- 11. Yuichi Ikeda,Kyoto University, “Simple Interacting Agent Models with Reconstructed Economic Data”.- 12. Hiroshi Iyetomi, Niigata University, “Collective Phenomena in Economic Systems”.- 13. Hiroyasu Inoue, University of Hyogo, “Reactions of economy toward various disasters calculated by firm.- level simulation”.- 14. Rosario Mantegna, University of Parelmo, Eugene Stanley, Boston University.- 15. Wataru Souma, Nihon University, „Income distribution, inequality, and entropy”.- 16. Thomas Lux, University of Kiel.