Computational criminology and non-equilibrium evolution mechanisms of social crime dynamic system

With the development of computational criminology and more powerful computers, mathematical modelling of systems representing some aspect of social crime and the analysis of the resulting numerical solutions is becoming more popular. The problems of social crime and criminal behaviour control are studied according to the system self-organization theory, and from the non-equilibrium crime system point of view. The rules of the social crimes from existence to evolution are analysed using the theories. Based on this study, the concept of extension crime statistics is introduced, and resulted in the establishment of a fundamental frame work for the non-equilibrium crime information system. Moreover, a practicable methodology is presented. Finally, the paper concludes with a depicting systematic construction of criminal describing, and we have acquired a series of macroscopic crime math models upon criminal studies. Thereafter, this paper is valuable on theoretical aspects, and has current significance as well.