Logic of multicomponent systems and a combinatorial model of causal relationships
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The paper suggests an extraordinary approach for knowledge representation. The basic idea is the composition of objects into parts with properties and ``hyperproperties. This provides a basis for the formal analysis of the ``cause-consequence dependence notion in the framework of a single combinatorial model. The whole approach is merely mathematical, lacking the technical problems involved. Nevertheless, it opens new horizons.
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