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A phenomenological calculus for anisotropic systems
pp. 215-243
Abstract
The phenomenological calculus is a relational paradigm for complex systems, closely related in substance and spirit to Robert Rosen's own approach. Its mathematical language is multilinear algebra. The epistemological exploration continues in this paper, with the expansion of the phenomenological calculus into the realm of anisotropy.
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(2006) Complex systems biology and life's logic. Axiomathes 16 (1-2).
Pages: 215-243
Full citation:
Louie Aloisius H, Richardson I W (2006) „A phenomenological calculus for anisotropic systems“. Axiomathes 16 (1-2), 215–243.