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framework:information-dynamicsInformation Dynamics
Proposed theoretical framework combining qualitative and quantitative aspects of information, with explicit treatment of processes and information flow; central organizing concept for the paper.
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Thinkers (1)
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- Samson Abramskystudies
Concepts (2)
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- Geometry of Interactionassociated_withDynamic model connecting logic to geometry through explicit treatment of information flow and interaction; demonstrates emergent logical complexity from simple copy-cat processes.
- Robin MilnerintroducesOriginator of Process Algebra and the term 'Information Dynamics'; influential in shifting focus from syntax-driven semantics to autonomous study of informatic structures.
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- Fundamental puzzle motivating the paper: how can computation produce new information when output is logically implied by input and thermodynamics suggests information cannot increase?
- Critical puzzle showing inadequacy of classical function-based computational model for modern distributed, interactive systems without fixed input-output structure.
Frameworks (1)
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- Shannon Information Theoryassociated_withClassical quantitative theory of information; paper seeks to reconcile with qualitative domain-theoretic approaches.
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