CASYS'01 - Up-dated on AUGUST 10, 2001
CASYS'01
Fifth International Conference on
Computing Anticipatory Systems
Liège, Belgium, August 13-18, 2001
HEC
á LIEGE, Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Business School, 14 Rue Louvrex, B-4000 Liège
President: Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium)
Vice-President:
George L. Farre (USA)
Invited Speakers:
Professor Dr Ian Stewart (UK)
- Systems with Emergent DynamicsProfessor Dr George J. Klir (USA)
- The Role of Anticipation in Intelligent Systems
ORGANIZER:
CHAOS, Centre for Hyperincursion and Anticipation in Ordered Systems
Institut de Mathématique, B37, Université de Liège, Grande Traverse 12, B-4000 LIEGE 1, Belgium.
Tel. : + 32 (0)4 366 00 28 Fax: + 32 (0)4 366 94 89 E-mail: Daniel.Dubois@ulg.ac.be
CHAOS is a Member of IFSR, The International Federation for Systems Research
SPONSORS:
Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS), Ministère de la Communauté Française de Belgique, Hôtel de Ville de Liège, Echevinat de la Culture, des Musées et du Tourisme de la Ville de Liège, HECá Liège, Euro View Services SA.
SPONSORSHIPS:
World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics (WOSC), Systems Science European Union - Union Européenne de Systémique (UES), Washington Evolutionary Systems Society (WESS)
International Program Committee
Jair Minoro Abe (Brazil), Wiktor Adamkiewicz (Poland), Marcel Ausloos (Belgium), Jean-Paul Broonen (Belgium), Jerry Chandler (USA), Ron Cottam (Belgium), Yagmur Denizhan (Turkey), Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), Yasushi Endow (Japan), George L. Farre (USA), Charles François (Argentina), Jean Godart (Belgium), Thierry Grisar (Belgium), Stig Holmberg (Sweden), Loet Leydesdorff (the Netherlands), Peter J. Marcer (United Kingdom), Koichiro Matsuno (Japan), Pedro Medina-Martins (Portugal), Asghar Minai (USA), Ion I. Mirità (Romania), Erik Noldus (Belgium), Jean Ramaekers (Belgium), Robert Vallée (France), Gertrudis Van de Vijver (Belgium)
International Scientific Committee
Adel F. Antippa (Canada), Ioannis Antoniou (Belgium), Nikitas Assimakopoulos (Greece), Paulo F. Blauth Menezes (Brazil), Michel Bounias (France), Zdzislaw Bubnicki (Poland), Marco Ceccarelli (Italy), John Collier (Australia), Peter A. Corning (USA), John G. Cramer (USA), Tsutomu Da-te (Japan), Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), Rodolfo Faglia (Italy), John Fogelholm (Finland), Jean-Paul Frachet (France), Walter Freeman (USA), Dieter Gernert (Germany), Yukio-Pegio Gunji (Japan), Bohdan Hejna (Czech Republic), Mikulás Huba (Slovakia), Pere Julià (Spain), Tadeusz Kaczorek (Poland), Eugenia Kalisz (Romania), Eugène Kindler (Czech Republic), Dobilas Kirvelis (Lithuania), George J. Klir (USA), Felipe Lara-Rosano (Mexico), Michele Malatesta (Italy), Czeslaw Mesjasz (Poland), Gianfranco Minati (Italy), Edgar D. Mitchell (USA), Tetsuya Murai (Japan), Nicholas A. Nechval (Latvia), Cat Ho Nguyen (Vietnam), Karl Pribram (USA), Miroslav Rebernik (Slovenia), Alfonso Rueda (USA), Salvatore Santoli (Italy), Walter Schempp (Germany), Eric Schwarz (Switzerland), Wieslaw Sienko (Poland), José Luis Simões da Fonseca (Portugal), Pawel Siwak (Poland), Martin C. B. Smith (United Kingdom), Hanns Sommer (Germany), John Sutherland (Canada), Alexander A. Sytnik (Russia), Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu (Romania), Ernst von Glasersfeld (USA), Karl Erich Wolff (Germany), Lotfi A. Zadeh (USA)
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SCOPE of
CASYS'01The scope of CASYS'01 is the study, research and development of concepts, methodologies, theories and mathematical models for designing, modelling, simulating, optimising, controlling of computing anticipatory systems.
Computing systems refer to any rule-based and learning-based evolving natural and artificial systems. Computation deals with manipulation of symbols in a large sense, including calculation.
A computing anticipatory system is a system which computes its current states in taking into account its anticipatory states. Strong anticipation refers to an anticipation of events built by or embedded in a system. Weak anticipation refers to an anticipation of events predicted or forecasted from a model of a system.
A class of computing anticipatory systems deals with Incursive and Hyperincursive systems. An incursive systems is an inclusive or implicit recursive system such as, for example, x(t+1) := F(x(t), x*(t+1)), where each iterate x(t+1) is computed at each time step t = 1,2,3,... from a function F of x(t) and x*(t+1), where x*(t+1) is the anticipation of x(t) at the next time step, computed from the system itself or from a model. A hyperincursive system is an incursive system which generates multiple iterates at each computing step.
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PROGRAM of CASYS'01
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REGISTRATION: Address: HEC-LIEGE, Rue Louvrex 14, B-4000 Liège |
Monday August 13, 8:00-10:00, and all the days of the week |
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OPENING SESSION: |
Monday August 13, 10:00-12:00 Theory of Computing Anticipatory Systems Based on Differential Retarded-Advanced Difference Equations Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), President On the Quantum Unit of Evolution George Farre (USA), Vice-President of CASYS'01 |
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CITY RECEPTION: |
Monday August 13, 12:00-13:00 |
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CEREMONY OF CHAOS AWARD |
Monday August 13, 18:00-20:00 Systems with Emergent Dynamics Ian Stewart (United Kingdom), Invited Speaker |
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CEREMONY OF CASYS AWARD |
Tuesday August 14, 18:00-20:00 The Role of Anticipation in Intelligent Systems George J. Klir (USA), Invited Speaker |
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BANQUET: |
Thursday August 16, 20:00-23:00 |
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BEST PAPER AWARD CEREMONY: |
Saturday August 18, 12:30 |
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SYMPOSIUMS TIMETABLE |
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SYMPOSIUM 1: ANTICIPATORY SYSTEMS, HYPERINCURSION, LOGICS, CYBERNETICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY |
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SESSION 1.1. TUESDAY 14: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Eugène Kindler & Edwina Taborsky |
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Anticipation and Hyperincursion in Belief Formation Based on Evidence Tetsuya Murai - Yoshiharu Sato (Japan) |
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Software Systems Evolution, Free Will and Hyperincursivity J. J. Torres-Carbonell - J. Parets-Llorca - Daniel M. Dubois - - (Spain, Belgium) |
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Proofs of Nonconsequence as Abstract Design in Hyperproof Yuzuru Kakuda - Ichiro Nagasaka - - - (Japan) |
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Forecasting and Backcasting to Manage the Changes: an Anticipatory View Nicola Bianchi - Giuseppe Soncin - - - (Italy) |
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Properties of Derived Scalar Anticipatory Systems Mark E. Burke - - - - (Ireland) |
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SESSION 1.2. THURSDAY 16: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Tadeusz Kaczorek & Tetsuya Murai |
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Theoretical Biology: Organisms and Mechanisms Christopher Landauer - Kirstie Bellman - (USA) |
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Can Computers be Social ? Bertil Ekdahl - - - - (Sweden) |
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An Alternative Concept of Choice: Cellular Automata Driven by Local Semantics Hideki Higashi - Yukio-Pegio Gunji - - - (Japan) |
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Steps Towards Anticipating the Communicational-Computational Needs of a Physically Grounded Network José-Luis Fernándes-Villacañas - Ron Cottam - Carlos Bousoño - Willy Ranson - (Belgium) |
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Anticipation as a Consequence of the Assignement of Meaning Hanns J. Sommer - - - - (Germany) |
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SESSION 1.3. FRIDAY 17: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Bertil Ekdahl & Ion Mirità |
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Elimination of Anticipation of Singular Linear Systems Tadeusz Kaczorek - - - - (Poland) |
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Scalar Weak Anticipatory Systems Mark E. Burke - Niall D. Fitzgerald - - - (Ireland) |
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Exact Closed Form Solution of an Anticipatory Difference Equation Adel F. Antippa - Daniel M. Dubois (Canada, Belgium) |
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Local Semantics for the Part-whole Problem: An Alternative CA System Based on Unserializable Parallel Processing Masashi Aono - Yukio-Pegio Gunji - - - (Japan) |
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The Wholeness Criterion for Design and Modelling of Systems Sergey V. Kirpich - Valentin A. Chernomorets - Vladimir L. Smirnov - - (Belarus) |
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SESSION 1.4. SATURDAY 18: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Mark Burke & Hanns Sommer |
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When Everybody Anticipates in a Different WayÉ Eugene Kindler - - - - (Czech Republic) |
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The Transcendental Role of the Gödelian Non-decidable Propositions in the Diachronic Inclusion of Axiomatic Theories and Metatheories Ion I. Mirità - Corina Edelhauser - Gabriela Dumbrava - - (Romania) |
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Eccentric Anticipation: a Fractal Geometry of Sensori-Motor Activitiy Cornelius A. Steckner - - (Germany) |
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Semiosis and Energy Transformation Edwina Taborsky - - - - (Canada) |
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A Self-Organising System: the Dimensionality's Correlation in the States far from Equilibrium Edward M. Soroko - Sergey V. Kirpich - - - (Belarus) |
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SYMPOSIUM 2: MATHEMATICAL SYSTEMS, CHAOS, CATEGORY THEORY, MODELLING, SIMULATION AND OPTIMISATION OF SYSTEMS |
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SESSION 2.1. MONDAY 13: 15:00-18-15 |
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Chairpersons: Goro Kato & Karl Wolff |
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An Intuitively Simple Property of Limit Figures of Quadratic Transformations Takeshi Yoshikawa - Tsutomu Da-te - Hidetoshi Nonaka - - (Japan) |
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Linear Fractionals-Simple Models with Chaotic-like Behavior Paul Cull - - - - (USA) |
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Anticipating the Filtrons of Automata by Complex Discrete Systems Analysis Pawel Siwak - - - - (Poland) |
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Time, Imaginary Value, Paradox, Sign and Space Louis H. Kauffman - - - - (USA) |
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SESSION 2.2. TUESDAY 14: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Jerry LR Chandler & Yasushi Endow |
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Modelling the Approximation Hierarchy to Optimisation Problems Through Category Theory Liara A. S. Leal - Paulo Blauth Menezes - Dalcidio M. Claudio - Laira V. Toscani - (Brazil) |
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Sheaf Cohomology of Conscious Entity Goro Kato - - - - (USA) |
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Transitions in Conceptual Time Systems Karl Erich Wolff - - - - (Germany) |
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A Review of Some Recent Results Related to Discrete-Time Functional Equations C. Corduneanu - - - - (USA) |
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Theory of Incursive Synchronization and Application to the Anticipation of Delayed Linear and Nonlinear Systems Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium) |
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SESSION 2.3. THURSDAY 16: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Constantin Corduneanu & Paul Cull |
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On Anticipatory and Nonanticipatory Properties in Stochastic Differential Systems Yasushi Endow - (Japan) |
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Minding Mathematics - Equating Equations to Changes of Consciousness Otto van Nieuwenhuijze (The Netherlands) |
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An Iterative Solution to the Nonlinear Time-Discrete TEM Model - The Occurrence of Chaos and a Control Theoric Approach Stefan Wolfgang Pickl - - - - (Germany) |
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Kolmogorov-Sinai Entropy and Lyapunov Exponents Related to Information and Transport Processes M. Kheilova - M. Strunc - Frantisek Solc - - (Czech Republic) |
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Perplexity II. Combining Scientific Observations and Scientific Theories with Generative Graphic Structures Jerry LR Chandler - - - - (USA) |
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SYMPOSIUM 3: PHYSICAL SYSTEMS, QUANTUM COMPUTING, QUANTUM MECHANICS AND RELATIVITY |
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SESSION 3.1. TUESDAY 14: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Hideki Kawaguchi & Walter Schempp |
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Nuclear Fusion Mechanism for Heavy Ion Reactions Domitian Popescu - - - - (France) |
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Anticipation vs Decoherence Wieslaw Sienko - - - - (Poland) |
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Minkowski Norm Preserving Integrator for Ultra-Relativistic Radiating Charged Particles Hideki Kawaguchi - - - - (Japan) |
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Spinor Geometry and Signal Transmission in Three-Space Ernst Binz - Sonja Pods - Walter Schempp - (Germany) |
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SESSION 3.2. WEDNESDAY 15: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Wieslaw Sienko & Dan Ventura |
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A new Approach to Unification of Potential Fields Using GLT Model Branco Novakovic - Dario Novakovic - Alen Novakovic - - (Croatia) |
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An Outside View of Space and Time Franz-Guenter Winkler - - - - (Austria) |
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The Theory of Infinite Momentum Frames (continued) Gilles Nibart - - - - (France) |
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A Possible Symmetry Between Bradyons and Tachyons Jacques Steyaert - - - - (Belgium) |
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Symmetry Properties of the Classical Mechanics Equations and the Quantization Phenomenon Vadim F. Krotov - - - - (Russia) |
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SESSION 3.3. THURSDAY 16: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: George Farre & Gilles Nibart |
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A Quantum Analog to Basis Function Networks Dan Ventura - - - - (USA) |
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Quantum Functional Devices and Quantum Computing Hiroyuki Araki - Tadashi Ae - - - (Japan) |
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Procedural Quantum Programming Bernhard Oemer - - - - (Austria) |
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Quantum Sorting and Route Finding Julia Wallace - Ajit Narayanan - - - (United Kingdom) |
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Emergence Processes up to Consciousness Using the Multiplicity Principle and Quantum Physics Andrée C. Ehresmann - Jean-Paul Vanbremeersch (France) |
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SESSION 3.4. FRIDAY 17: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Branco Novakovic & Julia Wallace |
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High Velocity Particles (PNKL) from Nuclear Fusion Domitian Popescu - - - - (France) |
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Submicroscopic Deterministic Quantum Mechanics Volodymyr Krasnoholovets - - - - (Ukraine) |
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Principle of "Structural Adaptation" to the Environment: New Applications in Physics and Biophysics Thiébaut Moulin - - - - (France) |
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Virtual Causality Smiliana Dikova - - - - (Bulgaria) |
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SYMPOSIUM 4: SOFT COMPUTING, COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE, NEURAL NETWORKS AND MULTI-AGENTS |
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SESSION 4.1. MONDAY 13: 15:00-18-15 |
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Chairpersons: Lucia M. M. Giraffa & Etienne Kerre |
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Fuzzy Techniques in Image Processing - Three Case Studies Mike Nachtegael - Dietrich Van Der Weken - Etienne E. Kerre - - (Belgium) |
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Choosing the Parameter of Regularized MP-Inverses by Modified SIC in Image Restoration Problems Akira Tanaka - Hideyuki Imai - Masaaki Miyakoshi - - (Japan) |
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The Columbus Model - Part I Ephraim Nissan - - - - (United Kingdom) |
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A Reinforcement Learning Method Supported by a Bayesian Network Daisuke Kitakoshi - Hiroyuki Shioya - Tsutomu Da-te - - (Japan) |
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SESSION 4.2. TUESDAY 14: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Tsutomu Da-te & Rosa Maria Vicari |
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Pseudo Information Divergences Defined on the Family of Specific Probability Distributions Hiroyuki Shioya - Tsutomu Da-te - - - (Japan) |
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Intelligent Agents: The Measure of Their Intelligence François Arlabosse - - - - (France) |
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Brain Agent Model Using Vector State Machine Tadashi Ae - Keiichi Sakai - Hiroyuki Araki - - (Japan) |
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Online and Incremental Learning Algorithms for Prediction and Classification Florence d'Alché-Buc - Liva Ralaivola (France) |
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Modeling and Analysis of Genetic Algorithms Using Neural Networks Jun-ichi Imai - Takeshi Yoshikawa - Hiroyuki Shioya - Tsutomu Da-te - (Japan) |
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SESSION 4.3. WEDNESDAY 15: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Christopher Landauer & Liva Ralaivola |
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The Use of Multi Agent System to Build Intelligent Tutoring Systems Rosa Maria Vicari - Lucia M. M. Giraffa - (Brazil) |
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Towards Thought as a Logical Picture of Signs Janos J. Sarbo - S. Hoppenbrouwers - J. I. Farkas - (The Netherlands) |
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The Columbus Model - Part II Ephraim Nissan - - - - (United Kingdom) |
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A Logical System for Reasoning with Inconsistent Deontic Modalities Jair Minoro Abe - J. I. D. S. Filho - K. Nakamatsu - - (Brazil) |
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SESSION 4.4. THURSDAY 16: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Tadashi Ae & François Arlabosse |
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Anticipatory Attributes of Agent Behavior in MAS Adina Magda Florea - Eugenia Kalisz - - - (Romania) |
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Intelligent System Architectures with Wrapprings Christopher Landauer - Kirstie L. Bellman - - - (USA) |
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Software for Anticipatory Production Systems Ivan Krivy - Eugene Kindler - Alain Tanguy - - (Czech Republic, France) |
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Modeling Brain States and Functions with a Chaotic Neural Network Vladimir E. Bondarenko - - - - (USA) |
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SYMPOSIUM 5: COGNITIVE SYSTEMS, PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANTICIPATION |
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SESSION 5.1. TUESDAY 14: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Jean-Paul Broonen & John Collier |
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Anticipation of Affective Influence of Visual Effects Satoshi Soga - Hidetoshi Nonaka - Tsutomu Da-te - (Japan) |
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Time Analysis on a Communication Process Giovanna Morgavi - Fabrizio Manca - - - (Italy) |
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Aristotelian Logic in Computer Programming Eugene Kindler - - - - (Czech Republic) |
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The Theory of NeuroBiofeedback as an Anticipatory Process Michel Bounias - - - - (France) |
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Referon Analysis : pReference of Reference Otto van Nieuwenhuijze (The Netherlands) |
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The Relationship of the Human Brain and the Dimensionality of Space-Time Barry R. Zeeberg - - - - (USA) |
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SESSION 5.2. THURSDAY 16: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Filip Gerardyn & Gertrudis van de Vijver |
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Anticipation, Memory and Attention in the Early Works of Freud Veroniek Knockaert - - - - (Belgium) |
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Anticipation, the Subject and the Partial Object. A Psychoanalytic Approach Filip Geerardyn - - - - (Belgium) |
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Anticipation as Exercising (Language) Motor Programs During Dreams. A Neuropsychoanalytical Hypothesis Ariane Bazan - - - - (Belgium) |
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Anticipation and Identification: a Psychoanalytic and Phenomenological Approach Gertrudis Van de Vijver - (Belgium) |
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Anticipation and the Logic of the Signifier David Van Bunder - - - - (Belgium) |
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SESSION 5.3. FRIDAY 17: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Eugene Kindler & Giovanna Morgavi |
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What is Autonomy? John D. Collier - - - - (Australia) |
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Intentionality, Representation and Anticipation Helena De Preester - - - - (Belgium) |
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Modelling and Effect of Anticipation and Perseverance in Human Behaviour Rudolf Starkermann - (Switzerland) |
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Word Evolution in Semantic Niche Network (SNN) Kastytis Beitas - - - - (Lithuania) |
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Determinants of Intentions and Related Factors by Long-life Learning Educational Graduating Students Jean-Paul Broonen - - - - (Belgique) |
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Neural Network Modeling of Contextual Constraints on Learning of Adaptive Anticipations Frédéric Lavigne - Sylvain Denis - - - (France) |
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SYMPOSIUM 6: DEVELOPMENT, ADAPTATION, EVOLUTION AND ORGANIZATION OF BIOLOGICAL, ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS |
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SESSION 6.1. TUESDAY 14: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Miroljub Kljajic & Czeslaw Mesjasz |
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An Intrinsically Dynamic Language for Science C. Andy Hilgartner - - - - (USA) |
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Appreciative Theorezing and Formal Modeling of Complex Dynamics Loet Leydesdorff - (The Netherlands) |
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A Model Featuring Plasticity Result Form Local Competition Shusaku Nomura - Soichiro Tsuda (Japan) |
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Anticipating in Modelling of Large Social Systems - Neuronets with Internal Structure and Multivaluedness Alexander Makarenko - - - - (Ukraine) |
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Feasibility and Conditions for the Application of Anticipatory Systems into Changes in Social Structures Kazimierz Turkiewicz - Domenika B. Turkiewicz - - - (Australia) |
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SESSION 6.2. WEDNESDAY 15: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Michel Bounias & Loet Leydesdorff |
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System Approach To Modeling of Complex System (with Special Regards to Inter Organisational Systems) Miroljub Kljajic - T. Jere Lazanski - - - (Slovenia) |
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Introducing Social Anticipation in Computing Systems - Exemplified by a Second Order Cybernetic Model of Social Search Systems on the Internet Lars Ekholm - Michael Paulsen - - - (Denmark) |
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Images of Organisation and Development of Information Society: Going Into Metaphors Czeslaw Mesjasz - - - - (Poland) |
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Anticipatory Simulation for Policy Support - Design and Modelling for Guided Societal Change and Evolution Hellmut Löckenhoff - - - - (Germany) |
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Anticipating Systems. An Application to the Possible Futures of Contemporary Society. Eric Schwarz - - - - (Switzerland) |
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SESSION 6.3. FRIDAY 17: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Alexander Makarenko & Eric Schwarz |
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On the Hamiltonian of Living Organisms Michel Bounias - - - - (France) |
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Regulating Cortical Neurodynamics for Past, Present and Future Hans Liljenström - - - - (Sweden) |
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Coding-Decoding as a General Anticipatory Principle of the Bio-Systems Functional Organisation Dobilas Kirvelis - - - - (Lithuania) |
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Hierarchical Modeling of Socio-Dynamical Systems With Nonstandard Time Variables V. V. Barkaline - J. Z. Hubert - I. A. Miklashevich - - (Belarus) |
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SESSION 6.4. SATURDAY 18: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: C. Andrew Hilgartner & Dobilas Kirvelis |
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Perplexity I. Combining Structuralism and Functionalism Jerry LR Chandler - - - - (USA) |
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Anticipating in Modelling of Large Social Systems - Neuronets with Internal Structure and Multivaluedness (continued) Alexander Makarenko - - - - (Ukraine) |
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A New Fuzziness Approach Upon the Operative Actions Nicolae Bulz - - - - (Romania) |
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Knowledge Manifestation in Biological Systems Dynamics V. V. Barkaline - I. A. Miklashevich - - (Belarus) |
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The Seeds of the Life Demon Vladimir Levchenko - (Russia) |
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SYMPOSIUM 7: ECONOMY, MANAGEMENT, DECISION-MAKING, PLANNING, INFORMATION SYSTEMS |
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SESSION 7.1. TUESDAY 14: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Wiktor Adamkiewicz & John Fogelholm |
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A Model for Soft Anticipatory Design for Spatial Decision Support Systems Anita Häkansson - Viveca Asproth - - - (Sweden) |
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Entropy Reducing Strategies for Technology Transfer Marcel D. Stoica - Daniela Hincu - - - (Romania) |
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Soft Anticipatory Computing for Spatial Decision Support Stig C. Holmberg - - - - (Sweden) |
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Assessment of Product Profitability Jouko Karjalainen - - - - (Finland) |
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Theory of Outformation Jaromir Zly - - - - (Czech Republic) |
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SESSION 7.2. WEDNESDAY 15: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Majda Bastic & Stig C. Holmberg |
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Neuro-Fuzzy Support of Knowledge Management in Social Regulation Sonja Petrovic-Lazarevic - Ken Coghill - Ajith Abraham - - (Australia) |
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Achieving Synergy of Business System via Anticipatory System Vojko Potocan - Miroslav Rebernik - (Slovenia) |
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Predicting Water Demand in a Small Mediterranean Country Jaroslav Sklenar - - - - (Malta) |
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Fastest Resource Uptake by the Individuals and the Local Robustness Koichiro Matsuno - - - - (Japan) |
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SESSION 7.3. FRIDAY 17: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Anita Häkansson & Radomir Zly |
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Ressource Group Inclusion in Different Hierarchial Levels in Industry, and Variety Considerations of its Steering Activities John Fogelholm - - - - (Finland) |
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Estimation of Market Opportunities Majda Bastic - - - - (Slovenia) |
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Proper Anticipation Conditions for Globalization Processes Planning Wiktor H. Adamkiewicz - - - - (Poland) |
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Production Planning Forecasting Under Uncertainty Using Possibility Theory Agnès Letouzey - Laurent Geneste - Bernard Grabot - - (France) |
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Planning, Anticipatory Systems and Kinds of Actors René Jorna - Wout van Wezel - - - (The Netherlands) |
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SYMPOSIUM 8: ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS, MODELLING AND SIMULATION FOR CONTROL, ROBOTICS, AGENTS |
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SESSION 8.1. MONDAY 13: 15:00-18-15 |
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Chairpersons: Yagmur Denizhan & Erik Noldus |
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Deafeasible Deontic Robot Control Based on Extended Vector Annotated Logic Programming Kazumi Nakamatsu - Jair Minoro Abe - Atsuzuki Suzuki - - (Japan, Brazil, Japan) |
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Lessons Learned from MAVRICÕs Brain: An Anticipatory Artificial Agent and Proto-consciousness George Mobus - - - - (USA) |
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On Feedback and Anticipatory Control of Pendular Systems Péter B. Béda - - - - (Hungary) |
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A System Graph-model of Robot Manipulator Dynamics Galia Vassileva Tzvetkova - - - - (Bulgaria) |
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SESSION 8.2. THURSDAY 16: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Zdzislav Bubnicki & George Mobus |
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Anticipatory Regulation of Complex Power Systems Thomas E. Fieno - Lefteri H. Tsoukalas - - - (USA) |
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Evolutionary Systems for Industrial Design Ewa Grabska - - - - (Poland) |
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Support Vector Machines in Fault Tolerance Control Bernadete Ribeiro - - - - (Portugal) |
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A Two-Point Boundary Value Problem in Nonlinear Stability Analysis L. Luyckx - Mia Loccufier - Erik Noldus - - (Belgium) |
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Improvement of Targeting Efficiency in Chaos Control Using Clustering Yagiz Sutcu - Serdar Iplikci - Yagmur Denizhan - - (Turkey) |
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SESSION 8.3. FRIDAY 17: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Péter Béda & Ewa Grabska |
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Bio-inspired Stochastic Neural Networks for Nanoelectronics Eelco Rouw - Jaap Hoekstra - (The Netherlands) |
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Inertia and its Implication in Technology and Life Emil Pop - Monica Leba - - - (Romania) |
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Forecasts Modelling in Industrial Applications Based on Artificial Intelligence Techniques Agostino G. Bruzzone - Roberto Mosca - Roberto Revetria - - (Italy) |
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Uncertain Logics, Variables and Systems Zdzislav Bubnicki - - - - (Poland) |
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SYMPOSIUM 9: COMPUTER SCIENCE, ALGORITHMS AND PROGRAMS, DATA AND KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS |
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SESSION 9.1. MONDAY 13: 15:00-18-15 |
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Chairpersons: Jair Minoro Abe & Christophe Roche |
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Knowledge Anticipation on Agents Relationship in the Geometry Proof System Márcia Rodrigues Notare - Júlio Pereira Machado - Tiarajú A. Diverio - Paulo Blauth Menezes - (Brazil) |
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An Approach to Evaluation on the Accuracy of the Knowledge Bases Applied to a Diagnosis System Isabel Aguiló Pons - Gabriel Fiol Roig - - - (Spain) |
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Vagueness and Paraconsistent Logics Seiki Akama - - - - (Japan) |
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Simulating Inconsistencies in a Paraconsistent Logic Controller João Inácio da Silva Filho - Jair Minoro Abe - Gustavo Adolpho Bonesso - - (Brazil) |
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SESSION 9.2. THURSDAY 16: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Paulo Blauth Menezes & Jean-Alphonse Doucet |
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Performance Prediction of Parallel Programs Using ChronosMix Environment François Spies - Julien Bourgeois - Hervé Guyennet - - (France) |
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Anticipatory Topoi Ana Isabel de Azevedo Spinola - Edward Hermann Haeusler - (Brazil) |
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From Information Society to Knowledge Society: the Ontology Issue Christophe Roche - - - - (France) |
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Four-level Distributed Computation for e-science with the Grid Michael Heather - Nick Rossiter (UK) |
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Method of Elastic Maps and its Applications in Data Visualization and Data Modelling Alexander N. Gorban - A. Yu Zinovyev - - - (Russia) |
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SESSION 9.3. FRIDAY 17: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: Kazumi Nakamatsu & François Spies |
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Hierarchical Models of Anticipation Daniel Einarson - - - - (Sweden) |
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Nautilus: A Concurrent Anticipatory Programming Language Paulo Blauth Menezes - Simone A. Costa - Júlio P. Machado - Jaime Ramos - (Brazil) |
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Precision and Stability Analysis of Incursive and Hyperincursive Algorithms Eugenia Kalisz - Daniel M. Dubois - - - (Romania, Belgium) |
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Power of the Nets in Algorithmic Jean-Alphonse Doucet - - - - (Belgium) |
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SYMPOSIUM 10: THE ANTICIPATORY QUANTUM BIOSPHERE, LEARNING FROM NATURE Organized by Dr Peter Marcer, The British Computer Society: The Cybernetic Machines Group |
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SESSION 10.1. TUESDAY 14: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Dieter Gernert & Walter Schempp |
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Fractal Structure in DNA Code and Human Language: Towards a Semiotics of Biogenetic Information Peter P. Gariaev - Boris I. Birshtein - Alexander M. Iarochenko - Georg G. Tertishny - Katherine A. Leonova - Uwe Kaempf - Peter J. Marcer (Russia, Canada, Germany, UK) |
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From Biological Anticipations to Quantum Biology Aylmer J. Crompton - - - - (United Kingdom) |
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QuantaGraphy (R): Images from the Quantum Hologram Sue Benford - Peter Moscow Edgar Mitchell - Peter Marcer - (USA, United Kingdom) |
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Spectroscopy of Consciousness Matti Pitkänen - - - - (Finland) |
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A Computational Study of Reconstruction (from Partial Data) and Anticipation Capabilities of an Associative Neural net with Large Stored Data-Bases Mitja Perus - - - - (Slovenia) |
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SESSION 10.2. THURSDAY 16: 8:30-12-30 |
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Chairpersons: George Farre & Mitja Perus |
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Quantum Coherence as a Marker of Synchronous Time and its Implication on Consciousness Acting in the Brain Koichiro Matsuno - - - - (Japan) |
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The Fundamental Two-Step Character of Physical Processes Dieter Gernert - - - - (Germany) |
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Kant, the two Stages of Visual Search, Quantum Mechanics and Antimatter Uri Fidelman - - - - (Israel) |
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Non-local Categorial Type Theory in Quantum Information Systems Michael A. Heather - B. Nick Rossiter - (United Kingdom) |
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Self-reference, the Dimensionality and Scale of Quantum Mechanical Effects, Critical Phenomena and Qualia Peter J. Marcer - Daniel M. Dubois - Edgar D. Mitchell - Walter Schempp - (United Kingdom, Belgium, USA, Germany) |
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SESSION 10.3. FRIDAY 17: 14:00-18-00 |
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Chairpersons: Uri Fidelman & Peter Marcer |
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The Complex Role of Mathematics in Quantum Mechanics George Farre - - - - (USA) |
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Your Brain Waves are Quantum Waves W.A.N. Ellis - - - - (England) |
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The Doubling Theory Could Explain the Homeopathy Jean-Pierre Garnier-Malet - Philippe Bobola - - - (France) |
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Learning from Water, a Possible Quantum Computing Medium Cyril W. Smith - - - - (United Kingdom) |
PC/Laptop VIDEO projectors and overhead projectors are available for oral presentation (45 minutes, including question time) of accepted papers.
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Registration Form at CASYS'01
NEW: REGISTRATION FORM ON LINE: CLICK HERE
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LOCATION OF THE CONFERENCE
The conference will be held at
HEC - LIEGE Business School,
rue Louvrex, 14, B-4000 Liège, Belgium -
http://www.hec.be/At walking distance of downtown. Parking HEC, rue Saint Gilles (ring at the automatic barrier)
MAP OF LIEGE :
Click here for the map: MAPThis map shows the location of:
HEC: location of the conference /
HOTEL DE VILLE (City Hall): reception / DUC D'ANJOU: Banquet restaurant / HOTELS: Univers, Cygne d'Argent, Mercure, Ibis, Holiday Inn, Eurotel, and BedfordLiège, in Belgium, is situated along the river Meuse next to Aachen, Germany, and Maastricht, the Netherlands.
http://www.ulg.ac.be/info-gen/planliege.html
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TRAVEL TO LIEGE
By Car :
take the highways Maastricht - Liège from The Netherlands, Aachen - Liège from Germany, Luxembourg - Liège from Luxembourg, Paris - Liège from France.
See the map of access in the Web pages :
http://www.ulg.ac.be/info-gen/acces.html
http://www.ulg.ac.be/info-gen/cartes.html
By Train :
The Liège railway Station is LIEGE-GUILLEMINS
By Airline :
"Brussels Airport" (Belgium): information on the web page:
http://www.brusselsairport.be (click on english).
From National Bruxelles Airport at Zaventem: take two trains:
Zaventem - Bruxelles Nord (4 by hour, duration 15 minutes)
then Bruxelles Nord - LIEGE-GUILLEMINS (2 by hour, duration 1 hour)
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Tourism Information
Office du Tourisme de la Ville de Liège
, rue Féronstrée, 92, B-4000 Liège - BelgiumTel. +32 (0)4 221 92 21 - Fax +32 (0)4 221 92 22 - Email office.tourism@liege.be
Fédération du Tourisme de la Province de Liège
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http://www.colvert.be/ftpliege/
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A Bus card for 8 journeys is available for BEF 210 at the TEC, Place Saint-Lambert, Liège, and at some stops of the bus.
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Social activities
A social program (conference banquet and excursion, not included in the registration fee) will be organised and also available for accompanying persons.
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with discounted prices for 2001
ROOM HOTEL RESERVATION
: Book by Fax: Make Reference to "Conference CASYS'01 Organised by CHAOS (D. Dubois, University of Liège)" for obtaining the Discount.List of Hotels
MAP of location of HOTELS: Univers, Cygne d'Argent, Mercure, Ibis, Holiday Inn, Eurotel, and Bedford
All rooms with TV, Bath or Shower. The Breakfast and all taxes are included in the prices of the room.
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HOTEL BEDFORD **** |
Quai St-Léonard 36, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 227 45 75 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 228 81 11, |
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Single room BEF 3250 instead of BEF 8450 |
Double room BEF 4050 instead of BEF 9450 |
Situation: along the river Meuse. This is really a modern and luxurious hotel with restaurants in open air and in 17th century buildings. Distance from HEC: 5 km. Access by buses. Private parking.
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HOTEL HOLIDAY INN **** |
Esplanade de l'Europe 2, B-4020 Liège, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 343 48 10 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 342 60 20 |
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Single room BEF 3550 instead of BEF 6800 |
Double room BEF 4725 instead of BEF 7950 |
Situation: along the river Meuse. This is really a pleasant big hotel with heated swimming-pool, sauna, hammam and fitness centre, free of charge. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (free of charge)
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HOTEL MERCURE **** |
Boulevard de la Sauvenière 100, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 221 77 01 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 221 77 11 |
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Single room BEF 2900 instead of BEF 6000 |
Double room BEF 3400 instead of BEF 6500 |
Situation: near the center of the town. This is really a pleasant big hotel Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (free of charge)
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HOTEL IBIS LIEGE CENTRE OPERA ** |
Place de la République Française 41, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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Phone + 32 (0)4 230 33 33 |
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Situation: at the centre of the town. Distance from HEC: 2 km. Access by bus. Public Parking.
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HOTEL LE CYGNE D'ARGENT *** |
Rue Beeckman 49, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 222 49 66 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 223 70 01 |
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Situation: very near the centre of the town. Distance from HEC: 100 meters. Parking in the street.
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HOTEL COMFORT INN L'UNIVERS *** comfort.inn.liege@skynet.be |
Rue des Guillemins 116, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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HOTEL GRIL CAMPANILE *** |
Rue Jules de Laminne 18, B-4000 Liège, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 224 03 80 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 224 02 72 |
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Room for 1/2/3 persons BEF 2450 + BEF 300/person for breakfast |
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Situation: on a little mountain, very calm. Distance: 3 km. Direct access by bus. Private parking
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Rue Léon Frédéricq 29, B-4020 Liège, Belgium |
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Phone + 32 (0)4 341 16 27 |
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Situation: near the Palais des Congrès. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (garage)
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Rue de l'Arbre Courte Joie 380, B-4000 Liège-Rocourt, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 247 14 04 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 247 03 13 |
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Situation: along the highway Liege-Aachen. Distance 8 km. Access by 2 buses. Private parking.
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HOTEL PREMIERE CLASSE ** |
Rue de l'Arbre Courte Joie 330, B-4000 Liège-Rocourt, Belgium |
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Fax + 32 (0)4 247 45 43 |
Phone + 32 (0)4 247 47 51 |
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Room for 1/2/3 persons BEF 1350 + BEF 160/person for breakfast |
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Situation: along the highway Liege-Aachen. Distance 8 km. Access by 2 buses. Private parking.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION
OF ABSTRACT AND DRAFT FULL PAPER
Authors are invited to send a
one-page abstract and a draft full paperby email to
Daniel.Dubois@ulg.ac.beor by post mail ( in two copies) to
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asbl CHAOS, Dr. Ir. Daniel M. DUBOIS, Institut de Mathématique, B37, Université de Liège, Grande Traverse 12, B-4000 LIEGE 1, Belgium. Tel. : + 32 4 366 00 28 Fax: + 32 4 366 94 89 |
The abstract will clearly show: 1. What is the problem to resolve. 2. What is well-known. 3. What is the novelty in the paper. 4. What results are obtained.
Deadline for abstract: APRIL 30, 2001.
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Title of Abstract (16 points bold, centred ) Authors names Affiliations, addresses / fax - e-mail - http (12 points) The abstract will contain preferably 1 page. The title should be written with capitalised initials of words with at least 4 letters. Printing area should be 15 x 21.7 cm. Use sheets with format A4: 21 x 29.7 cm. The left and right margins are 3 cm and, upper and bottom margins are 4 cm. Text of abstract in simple interline, with Times New Roman 12-point font size and justified to occupy the full line width. Keywords (12 points bold): Five keywords (12 points). |
An Abstract Book will be published and distributed to the participants of the Conference.
The paper will clearly show: 1. What is the problem to resolve. 2. What is well-known. 3. What is the novelty in the paper. 4. What results are obtained. Review papers and tutorial papers are also welcome.
Deadline for full draft paper: JUNE 30, 2001.
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Title of Paper (16 points bold, centred ) Authors names Affiliations, addresses / fax - e-mail - http (12 points) Abstract Keywords: 5 keywords The draft full paper will contain preferably 12 pages, with a maximum of 16 pages. Use sheets with format A4: 21 x 29.7 cm. The left and right margins are 3 cm and, upper and bottom margins are 4 cm. Printing area should be 15 x 21.7 cm. Text of paper in simple interline, with Times New Roman 12-point font size and justified to occupy the full line width. The title should be written with capitalised initials of words with at least 4 letters.- 1 First Level Heading 14 points, bold - 1.1 Second Level Heading 12 points, bold - 1.1.1 Third Level Heading 12 points |
The full draft papers will be reviewed by different referees. Each author will receive the comments of the referees after the conference in view of preparing the camera-ready paper following the instructions which will be given. The proceedings will appear in about April 2002.
All the accepted papers will be published in the CASYS'01 Proceedings : either in the AIP Conference Proceedings, published by the American Institute of Physics, either in the International Journal of Computing Anticipatory Systems, published by CHAOS asbl, following the advises of the referees.
Awards for the Best Papers
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The International Scientific and Program Committees will select the best papers in each topics. The Best Paper Awards Ceremony will happen during the conference. |
Tentative Topics:
Anticipatory systems
, strong and weak anticipation, Incursive and Hyperincursive Systems, Self-referential Systems, Cybernetics, feedback, feedforward, General systems, Predicting and Forecasting systems, Holistic Systems and Reductionism, Epistemology,Mathematical systems
, differential systems, discrete systems, Dynamical systems, Chaos Theory, Fractal maps, Category Theory, Catastrophe Theory, Mathematical Modelling, Simulation and Optimisation of systems,Physical systems
, Fluid mechanics, Wave equations, Advanced-retarded waves, Electromagnetism, Lienard-Wiechert potentials, Quantum Mechanics, E.P.R. Non-locality, Aharanov-Bohm potential, Computing Quantum systems, Relativity, Berry's phase, Faster than light, Tachyons, Gravitation,Computing systems
, Automata, Networks (web), Recursive Systems, Software and Hardware, User modeling, agent-based systems, evolutionary and adaptive computation, Algorithms for simulation, implicit algorithms, predictor-corrector algorithms, Crisp and Soft Computing, Logical systems, Fuzzy logic, Genetic Algorithms, Neural Networks, Computational intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Language, Music, Image, Artificial Life,Cognitive systems
, Neuronal brain, Neuro-psychanalysis, Psychology, Intention, Free will,Biological systems
, Ecosystems, development, evolution, adaptation, emergence,Economical and Social systems
, Management, Decision-making, Planning, Discrete event dynamic systems, Information Systems, Operation research, Statistics, Probability theory, mono- and multi-criteria analysis,Engineering systems
, Control Theory, Predictive and adaptive control, Robotics, Multi-agents, manufactoring systems, Aesthetics and Architecture."The Anticipatory Quantum Biosphere, Learning From Nature."
organized by Dr Peter Marcer, http://www.bcs.org.uk/cybergroup_________________________________________________________________________________________
IJCAS INSTRUCTIONS FOR CAMERA-READY PAPERS
for the International Journal of Computing Anticipatory Systems
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Title of Paper (16 points bold, centred )
Authors names
Affiliation, addresses
fax - e-mail - http (12 points)
Abstract (12 points bold)
The preparation of papers which are to be reproduced requires special care. In order to make the proceedings look as uniform as possible, the following instructions should be followed closely. (12 points)
Keywords (12 points bold): :Five keywords (12 points) .
1 Introduction (14 points bold)
The paper will contain preferably 12 pages with a maximum of 16 pages. The paper should include: Title of paper, Authors names, affiliation, addresses, fax, e-mail, http, An abstract, Five keywords which best describe the paper; References. (12 points)
2 Printing Area
Using 12-point Times New Roman font size for the main text the printing area should be 15 x 21.7 cm.
Use sheets with format A4: 21 x 29.7 cm. The left and right margins are 3 cm and, upper and bottom margins are 4 cm. The interline distance is simple interline = 1.2.1 Typeface and Size
We recommend the use of Times New Roman or one of the similar typefaces widely used in phototypesetting. (In Times and similar typefaces the letters have serifs, i.e., short end strokes at the head and the foot of letters.).
The text should always be justified to occupy the full line width, so that the right margin is not ragged. For normal text please use 12-point type size and one-line spacing.
Headings should be written with capitalised initials of words with at least five letters and should, with the exception of the title, be aligned to the left:
Title (centred) 16 points, bold
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1.1 Second Level Heading 12 points, bold
1.1.1 Third Level Heading 12 points
For Title and Headings: first letter of each word with more then 3 characters in capital
2.2 Figures and Equations
2.2.1 Figures
If possible, originals should be pasted into the manuscript and centred between the margins; if no originals of the required size are available, figures may be reduced in scale and pasted into the text. For halftone figures (photos), please forward high-contrast glossy prints and mark the space in the text as well as the back of the photographs clearly, so that there can be no doubt about where or which way up they should be placed. The lettering of figures should be in bold 12-point font size. Figures should be numbered. The legends also should be centred between the margins and be written in 12-point font size as follows:
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Numbering of equations are at the right margin. In the text the reference to equations can be written as eq. 1 or eqs. 1, 2 for several equations.
X( t + 1 ) = F(..., X( t ), X( t + 1 ), ... ) (1)
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Your paper text should show no printed page numbers; they are decided by the volumes editor and finally inserted by the printer. Please indicate the ordering of your pages by numbering the sheets (using a light blue/green pencil) at the bottom of the reverse side. There also should be no running heads.
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For reproduction we need sheets which are printed on one side only. Please use a high-resolution printer, preferably a laser printer with at least 300 dpi or higher resolution if possible. It is desirable that on all pages the text appears in the middle of the sheets.
References (14 points bold)
Reference in the text to an author (surname of the author, year of the reference, pages eventually) or surname of the author (year, pages eventually). Example of a reference to a paper (Dubois, 1996) or to the paper of Dubois (1996). More than one reference (Dubois, 1996,1997; Rosen, 1995). At the end of the paper the references are written as
Surname Name of the author (year of the reference). (12 points):
Rosen Robert (1985). Anticipatory Systems. Pergamon Press.
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AIP INSTRUCTIONS FOR CAMERA-READY PAPERS
for the AIP Conference Proceedings
http://www.aip.org/catalog/publish.html
Word Template: choose the 8.5x11 single-column
LaTeX Template: ftp://ftp.aip.org/ems/tex/macros/proceedings/8.5x11
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