System

System

TANAKA Akio

1 <Quantum > is in <system.>.

2 <Quantum> arranges itself in<lineation>.

3 Arrangement of <quantum> is determined by <algorithm> of arrangement.

4 <Algorithm> consists of a set of <function>.

5 <Function> controls <movement> of <quantum>

6 <Movement> generates <sentence> in <system>.

7 <Sentence> is a set of <quantum>.

8 <Quantum> of <sentence> is logically connected by a set of <function>.

9 <Function> is finite.

10 <Function> transforms natural language to <sentence>.

11 <Sentence > is an artificial language in <system>.

12 Space between word and word in natural language is filled by <function>.  

13 chief <function> is below.

f (transform) let natural language to <sentence>

f (return)  let <sentence> to natural language

f (start)  let <sentence> start

f (end)  let <sentence> end

f (select)  select <quantum> from <frame>

f (arrange)  let <quantum> arrange

f (determine) put <quantum> in <system>

f (inquire)  inquire <frame> for best selection of <quantum>

f (add)  let <sentence> enter to <frame>

f (erase) let <sentence> erase from <frame>

f (insert) insert new information to <frame> from outer.

14 <Sentence> is protected in <system> by operation of <function>.

15 <Small drift> of natural language is rewritten by <function> to <vector>.

16 <Big drift> of natural language is rewritten by <function> to <vector>.

17 <Vector> of <big drift> is value 0 in general.

18 <Changeability> and <individuality> of natural language is guaranteed by <vector> of <sentence> in <system>.

19 <Movement> of <quantum> leaves <locus>.

20 <Locus> is added to <frame>.

21 <Locus> is operated to storage for temporary or permanent.

22 <Locus> is added as<library> in <frame>.

23 <Library> is added freely from outer by f (insert).

24 <Quantum> is energetic.

25 <Frame> is not energetic.

26 Stage of <quantum> is temporary.

27 Stage of <frame> is permanent.

28 <Quantum> generates <sentence>.

29 <Locus> of <sentence> make <library> to <frame>.

30 <Locus> of <sentence> in <library> is called <language>.

31 <Language> is taken out as the form of natural language.

TOKYO March 21, 2005

Sekinan Research Field of Language

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