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framework:m-r-systems-metabolism-repair-systems(M,R)-Systems (Metabolism-Repair Systems)
Rosen's relational-biology model expressing self-reference and self-production mathematically.
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- Robert Rosenintroduces
- Tomasz KorbakstudiesProvided a temporal unwinding interpretation of Rosen's (M,R)-systems.
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- Integral Biomathics (IB)extendsProgramme seeking frameworks expressive enough for self-reference, emergence and evolving organizational structure.
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