Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Basin".

Summary: What is essential in the homeostat. 3841, 3856, 4161 Basin and habitation Habituation and basins 3836 3837

Summary: The catchment areas define a partition. Basin as partition Equilibrium proper definition The Multistable System [29]: The multistable system's problem is to get its forgetting right! 3860. Summary: Definition of 'stability'. 3860 3861

Basin and habitation Summary: Administering a determinate impulse to an ensemble can only cause its information to fall. 3954 Basin defined Information and d-impulse 3936 3937

Basin invariant under time 3962 3963

Basin in random field Connexion in random field Field (of substitution) random 3974 3975

Basin method for many Resting state maximal number Summary: How to get many resting states (argued without a metric). Topology of my concepts 3978 3979

Class I.e. not to individual Congruence Ideal (mathematical) Information 'complete' within limits Quotient machine and residue class Residues (of congruences) Summary: Residue classes in behaviour. Basin as partition Partition lattice theory 3996 3997

Summary: Change of direction. Summary: Examples of a single artificial absolute system. 4486 if some states become indistinguishable. Basin example Transformation decimal places 3 and 4 of log10(100+x) Summary: Note on the subjective. 4004 4005

Summary: Adaptation of essential variables, (next page) 4163 Epistemology [12]: The observer must be present to disturb the system if ultrastability is to be demonstrated 4160. Adaptation new formulation Basin and step-function Step function ultrastability without step function The Multistable System [57]: Adaptation can use either step-function or basins, 4161. 4160 4161

Summary: Uniform activity in the parameters drives down variety in state. Homogeneity by parameters Society [48]: An evolving system needs long-term memories as well as short, 4374. The Multistable System [76]: An evolving system requires long term memories as well as short, 4374. Summary: Long-term memories. Basin 4374 4375

Basin selection of 4406 4407

Summary: 'Equilibrium' refers to a state, 'stability' to the region around the state. Basin Traffic principle nature Summary: Properties of metric-less system. 4623 Continuity as constraint Information in stimulus Stimulus information in 4596 4597

Summary: Practically all my concepts are non-metrical. Canonical equations in set theory Independence non-metric form Null-function can be non-metric Set or Ensemble my concepts in set-theory Summary: Having several basins has nothing to do with being divisible into parts. Noticed again 5502 Basin General Staff history of Reducibility and basins Society [58]: The German General Staff 4605. 4604 4605

Basin algebraic definition Basin algebraic form Summary: "Basin" defined algebraically. Better 4743 Constitution (political) need for Society [59]: Cromwell on the necessity for a constitution, 4633. 4632 4633

Trajectory Riguet's definition Basin algebraic definition 4742 4743

Summary: Statistical laws in the Markov chain. 4919, 4946 Basin and 'closure' Closure and 'basin' Experience example Aging (as process) and entropy Entropy in physics 4918 4919

Summary: The structures of space as habituation. 5289, 5313 Habituation to constraint Space-time structure in Unsolved problems [18]: What can be said of habituation, or of the events in experience, when the set of vectors shows constraint? 5256. Basin model with lots Habituation model for 5256 5257

Summary: More "self-reproducing" systems. 5797 Learning in childhood Pain teaches in youth Summary: Pain educates mostly in childhood. Basin distribution of size 5262 5263

Basin distribution of size Summary: Probability of getting a single basin. 5308 Model Rosenblueth and Wiener 5266 5267

Basin distribution of size Machine random machine Mapping random Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations Trajectory distribution of length Transformation random 5308 5309

Basin model with lots Equilibrium randon transformation with many Field (of substitution) cutting into small basins Summary: How to chop up a field. 5408, 5524 Personal notes [28]: First advert of "Introduction to Cybernetics", 5319. 5318 5319

Summary: The use of a transformation repetitively in time is a constraint, so structure becomes apparent. Constraint and structure Structure in determinate machinery Basin meaning changed Confluant (takes over from "basin") Confluant defined Machine random Random machinery 5496 5497

Atom in lattice theory Basin multiple Closure and 'basin' 5954 5955

Basin and tilde operation Kernal relation (Riguet), =Noyau 6086 6087