Re: [Phys-l] made-up evidence

[carmelo@pacific.net.sg]

Quoting Jack Uretsky <jlu@hep.anl.gov>:

> Hey, guys and gals, let's stay with physics.  And I'll fight anyone who
> wants to pin a political label on me (in a physics forum).
>  			Regards,
>  				Jack

Yes. The discussion in this list can be more relevant by focusing on  
econophysics or the statistical mechanics of money, wealth and income,  
for example.

You may refer to some papers below:

1. Victor Yakovenko, J. B. Rosser, Colloquium: statistical mechanics  
of money, wealth and income, Reviews of Modern Physics 81:1703-1725  
(2009)
2. A. Dragulescu, V. Yakovenko (2000). "The statistical mechanics of  
money". European Physical Journal B 17: 723–729.
3. U. Garibaldi, E. Scalas, P. Viarenga (2007). "Statistical  
equilibrium in exchange games". European Physical Journal B 60: 241–246.
4. A. Chakraborti, B. K. Chakrabarti (2000). "Statistical mechanics of  
money: how savings propensity affects its distribution". European  
Physical Journal B 17: 167–170.
5. S. Guala (2009). "Taxes in a simple wealth distribution model by  
inelastically scattering particles". Interdisciplinary description of  
complex systems 7(1): 1–7.


Best regards,
Alphonsus