Complexity Reference: compref176 (BibTex)

Authors: Kampis,G

Year: 1988

Title: Information, Computation and Complexity

Book Title: Nature, Cognition and Systems

Editors: Carvallo,ME

Publisher: Kluer, Dordrecht, pages: 313-320

Comments: Argues for a basic inequivalence between information-laden systems and computations due to the difference between causative and referential forms. Thus relevant to modelling complex systems. Complexity as a paradigm.

Keywords: SCIENCE, COMPLEXITY, PARADIGM, SYSTEMS, BIOLOGY, INFORMATION,

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