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  1-10 of 13 Reviews about "General Systems Theory (H.1.1...)": Date Reviewed
   Model emergent dynamics in complex systems
Roberts A., SIAM, Philadelphia, PA, 2014. 760 pp.  Type: Book (978-1-611973-55-6)

The beginning of the 20th century saw several revolutions in physics, including quantum theory with its strange dualism of waves and particles, relativity with its invocation of nonintuitive geometries, and the intractability of conven...

Jun 4 2015
  Memory evolutive systems: hierarchy, emergence, cognition (Studies in Multidisciplinarity)
Ehresmann A., Vanbremeersch J., ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC., New York, NY, 2007. 402 pp.  Type: Book (9780444522443)

Those of us who analyze and design systems that have worked, or are planned to work, in the context of these complex phenomena are well aware of serious problems in understanding and therefore dealing with these systems:...

Jul 14 2008
  Conservative Input-State-Output Systems with Evolution on a Multidimensional Integer Lattice
Ball J., Sadosky C., Vinnikov V. Multidimensional Systems and Signal Processing 16(2): 133-198, 2005.  Type: Article

Let H, E and E* denote, respectively, the state space, the input space, and the output space, all of which are assumed to be Hilbert spaces. A unitary colligation is d...

Apr 6 2006
  The surface of emergence in systems development: agency, institutions, and large-scale information systems
Chae B., Poole M. European Journal of Information Systems 14(1): 19-36, 2005.  Type: Article

Problems encountered during an upgrade of a large-scale information system at a major educational institution form the basis of the study described in this paper. The paper describes the influences that preexisting systems have on such...

Jan 24 2006
  Philosophical aspects of information systems
Winder R. (ed), Probert S., Beeson I., Taylor & Francis, Inc., Bristol, PA, 1997.  Type: Book (9780748407583)

This collection of papers by people centrally concerned with the philosophical aspects of information systems grew out of a symposium held at the University of the West of England in 1993. The authors of the papers all participated in ...

Apr 1 1999
  Chaotic logic
Goertzel B., Plenum Press, New York, NY, 1994.  Type: Book (9780306446900)

It is a pleasure to review this multidisciplinary treatise on “the psychological interplay of order and chaos.” A successful attempt has been made to analyze many of the interrelationships between the abstract conce...

Aug 1 1995
  Differential-algebraic decision methods and some applications to system theory
Diop S. Theoretical Computer Science 98(1): 137-161, 1992.  Type: Article

A series of considerations is developed to argue that differential-algebraic decision methods could become useful tools for some system theory approaches. Throughout the paper, previous works of J. F. Ritt, R. A. Kolchin, and A. &#...

Sep 1 1993
  Design approaches
Olerup A. The Computer Journal 34(3): 215-224, 1991.  Type: Article

Computer system architects and designers may find that the value of this thought-provoking and difficult paper lies outside the explicit comparisons made by the author and more in the overall direction in which he points....

Aug 1 1992
  A general systems logical theory
Resconi G., Jessel M. International Journal of General Systems 12(2): 159-182, 1986.  Type: Article

An elementary logical system (ELS) is a commutative diagram that is characterized by the equation IE 1 = E 2I, where E 1 : X → X and E 2
Feb 1 1988
  On time and space decomposition of complex structures
Courtois P. Communications of the ACM 28(6): 590-603, 1985.  Type: Article

Models of systems are always an extraction and extrapolation of something larger and more complex. But even these models, which are often too big and still too complex, need to be reduced to smaller subsystems. Courtois puts forward ce...

Mar 1 1986
 
 
 
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