Homeostatics: science of the twenty‐first century
Yu. M. Gorsky
(International Academy of Informatisation, Moscow, Russia)
A.M. Stepanov
(International Academy of Informatisation, Moscow, Russia)
A.G. Teslinov
(International Academy of Informatisation, Moscow, Russia)
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Abstract
Homeostatics is a new science, which, it is considered, advances at a rate which may supersede cybernetics. It reveals the informational laws that govern the living matter and projects them on to all systems. Homeostasis (Gk: homoios – “similar” and stasis – “state” or “standing”) can be represented as a dynamic maintenance of assigned values, parameters, functions and trends of development (decay).
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Citation
Gorsky, Y.M., Stepanov, A.M. and Teslinov, A.G. (2000), "Homeostatics: science of the twenty‐first century", Kybernetes, Vol. 29 No. 9/10, pp. 1150-1165. https://doi.org/10.1108/03684920010342161
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