Abstract biological systems as sequential machines
The study reveals a significant connection between (M,R)-systems and sequential machines, reformulating the theory to explore their intertransformability under environmental changes, emphasizing strong connectedness and proposing avenues for further research
Abstract biological systems as sequential machines II- Strong connectedness and reversibility
The study reveals that (M,R)-systems, when viewed as sequential machines, often lack strong connectedness due to a small input alphabet relative to their state size, leading to the conclusion that most environmental structural changes may be irreversible or that many mappings in their formation are not physically realizable
Abstract biological systems as sequential machines- III Some algebraic aspects
The totality of (M,R)-systems naturally forms a category, as demonstrated through their relationship with sequential machines
Adjacent notes to the 1993 - 1994 bundle
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