Time and Methods in Environmental Interfaces Modelling: Personal Insights considers the use of time in environmental interfaces modeling and introduce new methods, from the global scale (e.g. climate modeling) to the micro scale (e.g. cell and nanotubes modeling), which primarily arise from the personal research insights of the authors. As the field of environmental science requires the application of new fundamental approaches that can lead to a better understanding of environmental phenomena, this book helps necessitate new approaches in modeling, including category theory, that follow new achievements in physics, mathematics, biology, and chemistry.

(i) It covers a complete group of topics in the physics of complex systems that is currently a hot topic in the physical community, (ii) it considers epistemological problems of physics through Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems and (iii) it singles out problems in physics which could be solved through the synergy of physics and other sciences. (iv) The audience is divided into two groups: experienced researchers and the young scientists contemplating their future perspectives. This is a valuable text for researchers, postdoctoral students and university professors who teach advanced courses in certain fields of physics of complex systems.