5 | 2000Volume 5
ISBN : 2-9600179-7-8
Editor's notes
Partial Proceedings of the Third International Conference CASYS'99 on Computing Anticipatory Systems, Liège, Belgium, August 9-14, 1999.
Contents
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Introduction
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Relativist and Non-linear Physical Systems
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The Theory of Something: A Theorem Supporting the Conditions for Existence of a Physical Universe, from the Empty Set to the Biological Self
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Towards a Computational Derivation of a Dual Relativity with Forward-Backward Space-Time Shifts
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The Doubling Theory
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Strong Influence of Small Fluctuations in Nonlinear Systems
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Nonequilibrium Hydrodinamical Processes with Memory and Nonlocality. Mathematical Models and Their Solutions
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A Relativisfic Model of a Particle-Antiparticle Pair may Break up the E.P.R. Paradox
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Anticipatory Simulation of Charged Particle Flows in Electric and Magnetic Fields. Image Method for Anticipatory Modeling Disturbances due to Bodies in Motion Through a Magnetoplasma
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Biological, Ecological and Autonomous Systems
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Anticipation in Autonomous Systems: Foundations for a Theory of Embodied Agents
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Signs, Models, and Interpretation - Modern Aspects of Semiotics in Biology
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The Non-Decreasing Character of Complexity : A Biological Approach
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View on Organized System
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Evolution of the Life as Improvement of Management by Energy Flows
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The Study of Animal Autonomy to Investigate the Origin of the Other Self
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Anticipatory Business and Economics
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Competitiveness as the Main Feature of the Anticipatory Systems
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Selected Postulates of Science Development Deterministic Chaos Versus Eastern Philosophy
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The use of STIMEVIS in Business Process Reengineering with Workflow Specifications
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Simulation Approach to Decision Support in Complex System
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Shooting Over or Under the Mark: Towards a Reliable and Flexible Anticipation in the Economy.
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Anticipatory Inadequacies of Business Economics And Entrepreneurship Theory
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Nesting Gray codes of Binary and Primary Ramification Maps for Eurasian and African Mediators
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Preface