Natural systems are not Newtonian systems
Observation and biological systems
The paper proposes a general theory of observables in biological systems, emphasizing that understanding interactions requires aligning the observables used for system descriptions with those involved in the interactions
Old trends and new trends in general systems research
Ludwig von Bertalanffy and other systems theory pioneers were driven by biological challenges, highlighting biology's unique significance in science and suggesting that unresolved issues in this field will continue to influence systems research
On a logical paradox implicit in the notion of a self-reproducing automation
An analysis of the formalization of von Neumann's automaton concept, highlighting a logical paradox in self-reproducing automata and its implications for biological problems
On a unified approach to pattern generation
A discussion of the diverse biological contexts of pattern generation, highlighting the lack of a unified theory and proposing a novel mathematical approach through the concept of fiber spaces to better understand abstract patterns

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