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

Coordination and echoes Cortex, motor and echo impulses Environment Evolution Learning and echoes Memory and cortex Equilibrium and "vicious circle" Instinct Modification of neuron by impulse Neuron and echo impulses Stimulus echo stimulus 0181 0182

Affect and inhibition Brain dominance of Dominance Environment Equilibrium Inhibition and emotion Learning Neuron essentila function Nirvanophilia Receptors and gradients Stimulus Ants Genes Heredity and function rules Schizophrenia 0283 0284

Gestalt Koffka on Organisation Equilibrium 0353 0354

Entropy ? validity of Equilibrium Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) moving Organisation and entropy Reversible process and entropy Energy free energy 0359 0360

Energy and equilibrium Equilibrium in a field Equilibrium necessary for existence Ernshaw's theorem Homeostasis defined Space-time and measuring rod 0365 0366

Diffusion in growth Equilibrium and hysteresis Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) choice of several Substitution (mathematical) and hysteresis 0397 0398

Equilibrium two forces for Introspection Nirvanophilia Pattern (in general) Memory and foresight Memory review 0447 0448

Dream and memory Memory protoplasm Equilibrium two forces for Nirvanophilia as a force Pattern (in general) as a force 0461 0462

Equilibrium irritation in Memory as organisation Pain and organisation Equilibrium central nervous system must be in Neuron and irritation 0517 0518

Dominance convergent dominance Dominance divergent dominance Equilibrium in thermostat 0539 0540

Arc arcs, distributions in multistable system Equilibrium essential organisation for Organisation for equilibrium 0541 0542

Equilibrium in financial system 0557 0558

Equilibrium central nervous system must be in Equilibrium of a system Interaction versus dominance 0567 0568

Equilibrium and self preservation 0577 0578

Equilibrium characteristics of 0579 0580

Equilibrium stabilising a stabiliser 0583 0584

Organisation number of types of Summary: Nirvanophilia is identical with stable equilibrium. Equilibrium equals nirvanophilia Nirvanophilia equals stable equilibrium Organisation change of Reactions by trial and error 0585 0586

Equilibrium of a system Summary: A great idea... organisation must spread from the environment inwards. Basic pattern basic pattern organisation Environment must be "orderly" Impulse pattern and organisation Intelligence and environment Organisation and intelligence Reactions two basic types of 0587 0588

Cortex spread of organisation Entropy ? validity of Organisation spread of Equilibrium of a neuron Equilibrium physical characteristics Neuron as a stable unit Neuron environment of 0589 0590

Equilibrium dy/dx . dx/dy test for 0595 0596

Equilibrium all points stable in Equilibrium belongs to a circuit Dominance as neutral equilibrium 0599 0600

Equilibrium ? animals stable Equilibrium and echo-impulses Reactions two basic types of 0601 0602

Equilibrium necessary for existence Neuron environment of 0603 0604

Equilibrium of a relationship Organisation equilibrium of 0605 0606

Equilibrium graph to find neutral point Equilibrium of an animal Equilibrium range of 0609 0610

Equilibrium of three variables [deleted] 0613 0614

Equilibrium comparison of circuits [deleted] Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] 0617 0618

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Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Equilibrium of floating cork 0621 0622

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Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) to calculate change of Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] 0635 0636

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Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Equilibrium of 2 curcuits with common variable [deleted] Equilibrium of open chains [deleted] 0641 0642

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Equilibrium of open chains [deleted] Equilibrium of open chains [deleted] 0649 0650

Equilibrium of open chains [deleted] Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] 0651 0652

Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] 0653 0654

Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] 0655 0656

Equilibrium of ring of curcuits [deleted] 0657 0658

Equilibrium final equations [deleted] Organisation specification of Organisation to calculate stability of 0661 0662

Equilibrium fresh start! 0733 0734

Equilibrium new equations Organisation to calculate stability of 0739 0740

Equilibrium of simple circuit 0769 0770

Equilibrium new equations 0773 0774

Equilibrium test for Organisation change of 0777 0778

Chatelier, Rule of Le Equilibrium Homeostasis Regulation Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) moving 0793 0794

Energy use of Equilibrium and self preservation Plasticity of reaction Environment must be "orderly" 0801 0802

Equilibrium and "stimulus" Gestalt Stimulus essential property of 0805 0806

Equilibrium "in exhaustion" Equilibrium and group Gestalt as stabiliser Group (mathematical) as stabiliser Operator as generators 0811 0812

Entropy and learning Equilibrium and entropy paradox Learning and entropy Reversible process and learning Organisation spread of 0813 0814

Equilibrium as vector field singularily Field (of substitution) Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) examples 0817 0818

Group (mathematical) = structure, pattern Operator and orgaisation Organisation two meanings Space-time and patterns Equilibrium characteristics of Pattern (in general) as group-structure 0829 0830

Equilibrium test for 0835 0836

Equilibrium in space-time Reflex and group 0849 0850

Equilibrium by inhibition Reflex, conditioned Group (mathematical) calculating machine as Organisation in group 0853 0854

Summary: A new idea. Suppose the cortex is a 'representation' of the environment, i.e. corresponding to events in the periphery (stimuli, reactions) there are events in the cortex. Nothing new in this idea. But suppose that the cortex is more 'sensitive', so that if the periphery is being driven out of its range of stability the corresponding variable in the cortex will break first, i.e. get outside its range of stability, and thus switch to another portion of the field (817), and change partially to another organisation. Cortex as 'sensitive' Reactions right and wrong Reflex, conditioned Equilibrium by cortex 'breaking' Isomorphism of cortex and environment Neuron death of Pain and organisation Reflex, conditioned 0859 0860

Equilibrium and entropy Operator and entropy Equilibrium in cycle Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) as cycle 0881 0882

Affect of my problem Equilibrium spread of Levels Problems mine 0935 0936

Neuron internal equilibrium Equilibrium test for Field (of substitution) divergence of 0949 0950

Summary: The lower animals, at any rate, with their environment may be much simplified for our purpose by noting that one animal may be considered to be split into several, or many, parts, each of which has its own environment. So animal and environment = several machines, not one. Dominance and velocity Equilibrium of organisations Independence and velocity Levels mechanism of Organisation stable 0977 0978

Organisation number of parameters Parameter number of Summary: We have discussed the situation: p's dominate x's, and x's dominate y's. Under these conditions we can get a stability of organisation. Also we can get y-point in y-space moving twice through the same point in different directions. If the x's react rapidly they will tend to disappear functionally. A succession of such gives transmission through a series of organisations. If one level has only a few, or a single, variable this introduces an essential simplicity into all subsequent levels. A large organisation may be 'simple' because it depends on only one or a few parameters. Equilibrium of organisations Organisation exploring organisation 0981 0982

Summary: The idea that "orderliness" or "intelligence" spreads like crystallisation is probably covered more correctly by the more precise idea that it is "reaching neutral point and stopping still" which spreads along a chain of dominance. Break equations for Dominance chain of Equilibrium spread of Organisation spread of Step function in differential equations 1047 1048

Summary: Actual equations are constructed giving the theoretical views of the nervous system in mathematical form. (See 1092) Adaptation References Break and change of neutral point Equilibrium range of Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) choice of several 1073 1074

Congruence Equilibrium defines a 'thing' Equilibrium essential definition Field (of substitution) nomenclature Summary: "Equilibrium" means not moving out of a given region. (But see 1143) 1091 1092

Summary: It might be suggested that with a million neurons the chance of getting them all properly adjusted is negligibly small. The answer is that there is usually no such thing as the right solution. We count as suitable any organisation whatsoever so long as it gets the equilibrium where we want it. Organisation no "right" Summary: After studying the fixed points in a dynamic world (i.e. neutral points) I presume the next step would be to take a lot of neutral points and set them moving. Equilibrium change of 1099 1100

Equilibrium list of examples 1115 1116

Equilibrium to two environments Reflex, conditioned and break-theory 1119 1120

Equilibrium partial Adaptation partial 1137 1138

Summary: The definition of "equilibrium" is taken up from 1092, and made much more precise. It is concluded that it belongs to a path A special type of common occurrence is defined and given the name of "normal" equilibrium. Equilibrium "normal" Equilibrium essential definition 1147 1148

Summary: All my theory explains the "trial and error" method in terms of non-living matter. All that, but nothing more. Equilibrium Courant's definition Summary: Courant's definition of equilibrium. On closer reading, as R and ρ may be small to any degree, it appears that Courant's definition does not allow finite cycles like that of 1144. 1159 1160

Adaptation growing Equilibrium graduation of 1203 1204

Summary: Huxley's book reviewed, and proof that a holistic set must be altered by infinitesimal steps. Adaptation growing Organisation must change only infinitesimally Equilibrium tends to "normal" type 1257 1258

Summary: Orders of velocity make complete systems. Summary: The shift is calculated, of a neutral point as a result of small changes in parameters. Equilibrium shift by parameter Parameter changes of state of equilibrium 1475 1476

Summary: Clarification of the position when dependence itself depends on other variables. Equilibrium of coupled systems 2040 2041

Equilibrium as invariant Equilibrium neutral, in group theory 2068 2069

Summary: Effect on latent roots of adding constant to main diagonal, how to move all latent roots to right or left, and a new test for stability. Equilibrium dominant root Higher geometry of fields and matrix theory [18]: Test for stability by dominant root, 2072. Homeostat design Isomorphism making machine 2072 2073

Equilibrium in chemical systems Summary: The dynamics of chemical systems. 2130 2131

Isomorphism not always in chemical form Equilibrium in chemical systems 2166 2167

Equilibrium in electric circuits Summary: Circuit theory in its relation to my absolute systems and stability; feedback in particular. 2320 2321

Equilibrium of homeostat Homeostat equations etc Homeostat stability of 2426 2427

Summary: Discussion of the stability of a system formed by joining an infinite number of part-functions. Equilibrium of system of part functions 2595 2596

Summary: Wholes whose stability differs entirely from those of the parts. Equilibrium of [4-point dependency figure] 2773 2774

Summary: Joining unstable systems to form a stable one. Equilibrium of [3-point dependency figure] 2775 2776

Summary: Multistable system gives partly additive responses. A reaction pattern can be 'strengthened' by noisy variation of parameters. 4155 Noise may improve multistable systems The Multistable System [38]: The deliberate injection of noise into a multistable system may improve its performance in some specific learning. 3019. Equilibrium 'difficulty' of 3019 3020

Amplifier and stability Equilibrium effect of amplifier DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [7]: DAMS' intrinsic stability, 2979, 2982, 3050. 3049 3050

Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Summary: Shannon and I. Chasing equation of Coding in machine Constant intrinsic stability definition Equilibrium 'constant intrinsic' Information in machines Markov process / chain affecting a machine Output as function of input Transformation function-forming 3199 3200

Summary: Ways of altering a system's sensitiveness to disturbance. Summary: Effect of richness of joining on the number of stable resting states. Equilibrium and coupling Joining and state of equilibrium 3353 3354

Summary: If the number of resting states is increased by some change of design, take care that the number stable is not actually reduced. Equilibrium proportion stable 3393 3394

Summary: How long should an arc be? 3511, 3514, 3557 Arc multiple arcs traversing environment Orthogonality of control Equilibrium neutral equilibrium and part-functions Part-function neutral equation and 3487 3488

Summary: Haldane's book. Summary: Example of dispersion. Dispersion in motor cortex Equilibrium number of states DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) [33]: Number of resting states in DAMS, 3504. 3503 3504

Summary: Infinitesimal displacements activate a unique set of variables. (3599) Environment reviewed again Equilibrium multistable system around state of The Multistable System [81]: In a system of part-functions, all infinitesimal displacements, in whatever direction, from a resting state activate the same set of variables, 3581, 3599. Environment reviewed again Essential variables Reviewed again 3581 3582

Equilibrium multistable system around state of The Multistable System [81]: In a system of part-functions, all infinitesimal displacements, in whatever direction, from a resting state activate the same set of variables, 3581, 3599. The Multistable System [82]: Arcs activated by infinitesimal displacements from a resting state - all displacements activate the same arcs 3600. 3599 3600

Summary: Detail of 3844. Summary: Change full to step-functions for resting states. Equilibrium number of states of Resting state number of 3854 3855

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

Summary: More examples of the stable and unstable. 4062, 4070, 4074 Equilibrium examples in geology Summary: Example of 'stability' miss-used. Further examples 4062, 4070 4060 4061

Summary: Stability checked. Summary: Review of the book. [Design for a Brain] Design as input Design for a Brain review in 'Galaxy' Equilibrium proper definition Personal notes [20]: Reviews of "Design": 4258 Observer, 4309 Citizen, 4380 British Medical Journal, 4423 Journal of Consulting Psychology, 4423 McCulloch, 4446. Hibbert Journal, 4595 Galaxy, 4595 Scientific American, 4643 Occupational Psychology. 4594 4595

Summary: How a machine transforms a set of representative points in its field. Equilibrium proper definition Stability defined in set theory Stable set defined Dynamic system as a stable set 4622 4623

Closure defined Equilibrium proper definition Summary: Meaning of 'stability'. 4741, 4785, 4795 Habituation and stability 4656 4657

Equilibrium in regulation Summary: On regulation. 4709, 4795 4678 4679

Summary: The unreliability of introspective evidence. Equilibrium Riguet's definition 4740 4741

Summary: The limit of progressive regulation. Amplifier limit of Regulation limit of Control as reduction Equilibrium and information Information as reduction Regulation and information Selection and information Survival in set theory 4794 4795

Hunt and stick in machine Markov process / chain producing one state Summary: Hunt-and-stick is a more general form of stability. 4881, 5046 Equilibrium "hunt and stick" as Hunt and stick as stability Regulation fundamental process 4842 4843

Differential equation stability theory of Equilibrium Bellman on Equilibrium complexity of Information partial Knowledge partial Stability stability theory of differential equations Summary: Bellman on 'stability'. Trajectory stability of 4914 4915

Summary: Science is interested chiefly in the case where the parameters and states are so related that every state is accessible at will. 4989 Equilibrium in the hierarchy Hierarchy (of Bourbaki) equilibrium Summary: "State of equilibrium" in the hierarchy or sets. Summary: Orthogonality of actions in regulation. Capacity for control Channel capacity for control Orthogonality of control 4970 4971

Summary: Application of system theory to History. Equilibrium giving binary relation Machine binary relation in Relation binary, in machine Set or Ensemble operations and machine 5144 5145

Summary: The conditioned reflex, and shedding of scatter by going to an equilibrium. 5249.1, 5277.8 Equilibrium as noise-destroyer Noise method for destroying Experience rigorous form Input forcing convergence 5154 5155

Equilibrium homomorphism of Homomorphism of states of equilibrium Order of time Summary: The machine, when observed only so far as the states of equilibrium it goes to. 5556 5246 5247

Summary: What is a "variable"? Variable nature of Summary: Mathematical proof "in detail" means going through a sequence of states of equilibrium. Computing machines as noise-destroyer Digital computer as noise-shedder Equilibrium as noise-destroyer Mathematics what is a proof? Proof nature of 5248 5249

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

Structure learning external structure Equilibrium and transfer of "structure" 5320 5321

Summary: Multiple equilibria, in the systems in a chain, give a transducer with memory. Equilibrium in a chain of systems Transducer with memory but no feedback Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations Transducer random, and modal trajectory 5398 5399

Equilibrium in parts and whole Equilibrium parts with one equilibrium only Part equilibrium in, and whole 5402 5403

Equilibrium whole with 50% states equal Summary: An indefinitely large system with half its states equilibrial, and no trajectory longer than one step. 5471.6, Opposite 5412, 5524 Trajectory short trajectory in infinite system 5408 5409

Summary: Anti-habituation may occur. 5490 Habituation is not necessary Equilibrium probability of Joining and probability of equilibruim Part and probability of equilibrium Probability of equilibrium Sample space probability of equilibrium 5446 5447

Cycle commom in random transformation Equilibrium rare in equiprobable transformation Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations all trajectories end in cycles Equilibrium can be made dense 5462 5463

Design for many equilibria Equilibrium design for many equilibria DAMS Mark II (Dispersive and Multistable System) [9]: Design for many equations 5476. 5476 5477

Summary: Habituation. Accumulation (of adaptations) rate of Equilibrium rate of accumulation Habituation rate of accumulation 5490 5491

Equilibrium probability of Trajectory random Transition probability in machine of parts 5504 5505

Summary: The whole built from random parts, by random coupling, when each part has probability πi that its state is equilibrial, does not go (if not in equilibrium) equiprobably to all states but favours those "near" itself. Summary 5524 Metric Hockett's metric Summary: Refusal to give a machine (or state, or input-valve, or transformation, etc) a particular value corresponds to talking about a set of machines (or states, or input-values, or transformations, etc). The set has no associated probabilities, but can use the concept of "independence". 5666.7 Equilibrium probability of Random machinery Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations is fully unspecified Set or Ensemble and lack of specification Specification lack of, and set 5506 5507

Summary: Habituation and its relation to equilibrium. Arc arcs, must be in sheet Summary: The system that habituates must be a flat sheet. (But see 5632) 5545, 5631 Summary: of relations between equilibria in part and equilibria in whole. 5259 (See article for refs) 5317, 5510 Cortex must be a sheet Equilibrium reviewed Equilibrium anatomy of cortex 5522 5523

Equilibrium reviewed Equilibrium reviewed Rubin and Sitgreaves' set of transformations probability of equilibrium 5524 5525

Equilibrium reviewed Summary: Relations between equilibria in parts and equilibria in whole collected from the last 130 pages. Review 5983 5667, 6019, 6025, 5436 Equilibrium reviewed 5526 5527

Equilibrium reviewed 5668 5669

Summary: If variables can't communicate, any operator on them may have to be reducible. Summary: When two operators act alternately they still each have power of veto over any proposed state of equilibrium. 5708 Equilibrium under two operators 5676 5677

Equilibrium under compound operators Habituation as equilibrium Operator compound operator and equilibrium 5704 5705

Summary: Implications of "going to equilibrium." Equilibrium and conditioned reflex Reflex, conditioned as compound equilibrium 5706 5707

Coefficient of stability Equilibrium index of 5786 5787

Association explanation by confluants Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Reflex, conditioned and confluants Transition sequence of Trap = closed or stable set Hover mouse here to display note 5836B 5837

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Summary: The trap under a two-valued variation at the input. Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Habituation as special case 5838 5839

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions 5840 5841

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions 5842 5843

Confluant and conditioned reflex Diffusion of pattern Equilibrium under regular transitions Input pattern in Inscription defined Isomorphism transitions and confluents Learning without feedback Pattern (in general) transmission of Summary: The pattern in the confluents tends to copy the pattern in the input-transitions. Stochastic case: 5873, 5892 Anticipation automatic Confluant and conditioned reflex Continuity learning the structure Dimension learning it empirically Equilibrium under regular transitions Prediction automatic 5844 5845

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Inscription and Jennings' law Resolution of physiological states Jennings 5846 5847

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Summary: Jennings' law of the resolution of physiological states. 5880, 6101, 6137 Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions 5848 5849

Confluant and conditioned reflex Equilibrium under regular transitions Summary: There are complications before "in same confluent" means "moving towards". Confluant and conditioned reflex Confluant of homeostat Equilibrium under regular transitions 5850 5851

Equilibrium Tilde-operation Equilibrium operation of going to Tilde ~ operation 5910 5911

Summary: DAMS was built by an ignoramus. 6025 Equilibrium of DAMS (Dispersive and Multistable System) Summary: Parts that have only one state of equilibrium (for each given input) may build a whole with a multiplicity of equilibria. Equilibrium number possible in whole Organisation number of equilibria 6018 6019

Summary: Wiener suggests that maths is a dynamic process, that may end in a cycle. Proof nature of Diagram of immediate effects (D.I.E.) and number of equilibria Equilibrium and D.I.E. (diagram of immediate effects) 6024 6025

Summary: A proposition is "atomic" if its user does not propose to break it up. Summary: The brain may be like a digital computer in being error-free by going from equilibrium to equilibrium. 6126 Equilibrium give error-free action Summary: Irreducible complexity. Summary: Simple "relations". Relation simple examples 6066 6067

Confluant and input Equilibrium selected by input 6078+02 6079

Summary: Equilibria attract. 6267 Equilibrium two attract Resolution of physiological states Jennings Topology of equilibria Summary: The process of inscription is much weaker than I thought on 5844. Continued: 6092 Inscription very weak 6082 6083

Equilibrium Tilde-operation Tilde ~ operation Summary: Operation "go to your basin". 6267 6084 6085

Summary: Another way of writing Sommerhoff's directive correlation. 6105, 6284 Summary: Are isomorphisms denser around equilibrium? Directive correlation (Sommerhoff) in set theory Equilibrium generates isomorphisms Isomorphism cluster at equilibrium Summary: Isolating a pure concept is like isolating a pure element. Localisation principles of Memory principles for localisation 6104 6105

Delay (in substitution) and equilibrium Equilibrium and interruption Interruption immunity from Summary: The environment goes much from equilibrium to equilibrium, constant on route but noisy in timing. The brain, appropriately, also goes much from equilibrium to equilibrium. 6126 6127

Summary: Rapid adaptation in an irreducible whole implies many equilibria in the parts. Adaptation rapid adaptation demands equilibria Equilibrium many necessary 6132 6133

Summary: Input pattern of transition showing as output pattern. Summary: Nearness in time encourages similarity in response. Equilibrium case of many Nearness in time, and output Topology of time and behaviour 6156 6157

Summary: Meaning of H(A)=0. Congruence in matrix Coordination example in matrix equilibrium Directive correlation (Sommerhoff) example in matrix Equilibrium example of coordination at Higher geometry of fields and matrix theory [30]: (Mod 12) MATRIX has VECTOR as equilibrium (and 23 other, given, vectors), 6163. 6162 6163

Summary: Independence of probabilities of equilibrium demands that all loops of connexion be long. 6199, 6333 Equilibrium independence of probability Polystable confluents similar 6196 6197

Summary: We study "machines" that depend on their immediately preceding states because experience has shown them to be very common in the world around us. 6246 Equilibrium complement of ergodicity Ergodism complement of equilibrium Summary: I must write a text book on the Theory of Equilibrium. 6350 6242 6243

Summary: Sketch of a theory that two coupled systems, in going to equilibrium, tend to prefer regions in their phase-spaces that are topologically similar. Equilibrium when topologies match Summary: At equilibrium, with suitable metric, the responses have a bias towards smallness. 6250 6251

Summary: There is no difficulty in getting from a structure of mere clubbing to a full topology. Equilibrium homomorphism of equilibria Homomorphism of equilibria 6282 6283

Energy and equilibrium irrelevant Equilibrium and energy Max( ) (function) energy and equilibrium Minimum energy and equilibrium Summary: Energy flow is neither maximal nor minimal at equilibrium; it is just irrelevant. 6321, 6345, 6350, 6365 Constraint through relation Relation transmits constraint Selection through relation 6294 6295

Summary: If a set is diminished, any set tied to it by any relation will be diminished. Summary: Getting from simple equilibrium to directive correlation. 6350 Directive correlation (Sommerhoff) in machine at equilibrium Equilibrium and directive correlation 6296 6297

Summary: Mixing network, one way. Equilibrium forces relation Summary: "Transmission" of selection among the components of equilibria. 6347, 6350 Searching from both ends 6334 6335

Summary: Construction to get many compact confluents. 6347, 6362.9 Dispersion small confluents Summary: Convergence to equilibrium in Markov chain. Convergence (of lines of behaviour) Markov non-convergence Equilibrium even distribution, Markov Markov process / chain convergence (or bunching) 6344 6345

Coordination compound equilibria Equilibrium list of compound equilibria Mapping compound equilibria Operator compound eqilibria Summary: Equilibria and their properties. 6373, 6389 6350 6351

Summary: Notes on: Finding stored information. 6362 Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples 6354 6355

Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples Summary: Example of natural selection and evolution in a computer. 6358 Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples 6356 6357

Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples Summary: Survival of the fittest in a computer. Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples 6358 6359

Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples Summary: Survival of the fittest in a computer. Equilibrium as survival Selection mathematical examples Survival mathematical examples 6360 6361

Summary: For economy, the brain must store memories at the site of use. 6383 Localisation principles of Requisite Variety, Law of localisation of memory Confluant getting smaller confluants Equilibrium getting neutral equilibrium 6362 6363

Summary: How to make a multistable system. Energy and equilibrium irrelevant Equilibrium irrelevance of energy Homeostasis and energy 6364 6365

Equilibrium and liquid state Liquid state Summary: "Remembering" as hallucination. Memory as halucination Remembering as hallucination 6444 6445

Equilibrium and long trajectory Trajectory long, with equilibrium 6462 6463

Equilibrium coordination at Summary: Simpler proof of Lemma. Cylindrance an improved proof 6552 6553