I. Prigogine 
Evolution of Size Effects in Chemical Dynamics, Volume 70, Part 1 [PDF ebook] 

Independent and Collective Behavior Within Atoms and Molecules (R.
S. Berry & J. L.
Krause).
Self-Consistent Field Methods for Vibrational Excitations in
Polyatomic Systems (R. B. Gerber & M. A.
Ratner).
Spectroscopy and Photodynamics of Relatively Large Molecules (J.
Kommandeur).
Solvation Effects in Four-Wave Mixing and Spontaneous Raman and
Fluorescence Lineshapes of Polyatomic Molecules (S. Mukamel).
On the Statistical Theory of Unimolecular Processes (D. M.
Wardlaw & R. A.
Marcus).
Picosecond Time-Resolved Dynamics of Vibrational-Energy
Redistribution and Coherence in Beam-Isolated Molecules (P. M.
Felker & A. H.
Zewail).
Chaos and Reaction Dynamics (P. Brumer & M. Shapiro).
Coherent Pulse Sequence Control of Product Formation in Chemical
Reactions (D. J. Tannor & S. A.
Rice)

Ilya Prigogine (1917-2003) was a Belgian physical chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1977. The Nobel Prize was awarded in recognition of his contributions to nonequilibrium physics and especially thermodynamics far from equilibrium. Prigogine was a member of the Brussels School of Thermodynamics. He is also known for his work in chaos theory and complexity theory.