ON GENERAL PHYSICAL SYSTEMS THEORIES (Q3978355)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12098
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12098 |
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ON GENERAL PHYSICAL SYSTEMS THEORIES (English)
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25 June 1992
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Huyzens' principle
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general physical systems theory
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The author looks at the background behind Kron's systems theory from a new angle. Some historical facts are listed. It is argued that Kron's work and Jessel and Reconi's general system logical theory are parts of a larger general theory of physial systems, based upon Huyzens' principle. It is believed that the success of Kron's method is due to holographic transformation similar to that described by Bohm as the holomovement. At the end, the author tries to build a new theory, called general physical systems theory, as a part of the general systems theory, established by Mesarovic et al.
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