Representing processes, schemata, and templates with jMaps

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Sonstiges
3. Editor’s note
4. The social, economic, and educational impacts of notational systems
5. How could the notation be the limitation?
6. G. Spencer-Brown’s Laws of Form as a revolutionary, unifying notation
7. A periodic system of system concepts
8. Information theory in notational systems: A review of a dissertation proposal
9. How to recognize extraterrestrial symbols, when and if
10. Echolocation: The prelinguistic acoustical system
11. Semiotics of complex systems and emergence within a simple cell
12. A study of descriptions from a viewpoint of finite awareness
13. The image and its own symbolic logic
14. Mathematical notational systems and the visual representation of metaphysical ideas
15. Explicit graphs and computer-aided notation
16. Hidden symbolism in verbal problems taught to students in mathematics classes
17. The influence of the computer upon mathematical notation
18. Meta-principles of business knowledge representation
19. Visual art and metaphors in complex knowledge representation
20. An Object-Oriented variation on Ultra-Structure
21. Design of an automatic course-scheduling system using Ultra-Structure
22. A new notation for representing business and other rules
23. Representing processes, schemata, and templates with jMaps