Similitude, similarity, and scaling
This is a survey of the diverse and interconnected literature from mathematics, sciences, and technologies related to similitude, similarity, and scaling, highlighting novel applications
Sixth annual Ludwig von Bertalanffy Memorial Lecture
The sixth Ludwig von Bertalanffy Memorial Lecture was presented at the 1979 Annual Meeting of the Society for General Systems Research in Houston, Texas
Sodium chloride, as a taxonomic category, is not a Platonic idea
Some comments on 'Biological Senescence- Loss of Integration and Resilience'
The phenomenon of senescence can be understood through two contrasting approaches‚ programmatic and error theories; although current experiments have yet to determine which is superior, the authors favor error theory's "wear and tear" concept within a framework of "system failure"
Some comments on activation and inhibition
The study explores how patterns of activation and inhibition among interacting quantities can define rate equations, highlighting the need for integrability conditions and comparing these patterns to neural networks
No results yet, but the collection is still growing ;)
