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

Trajectory Riguet's definition Basin algebraic definition 4742 4743

Summary: Riguet's "trajectory" is practically my "transient". Trajectory Riguet's definition 4760 4761

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: The field, when memory is used, is not isomorphic with that found when all is observed. Epistemology [50]: If only components in J are observable, and we know that the J-states have been, in succession, a0,a1, ... ,ak, and if the machine's mapping is S, then the machine must now be in one of the states in EXPRESSION. 5050. Trajectory deducing others Higher geometry of fields and matrix theory [6]: Knowledge of one form EXPRESSION for all values of xº1...xºn;t is sufficient to define all the others. 5051. 5050 5051

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

Diagram of immediate effects (D.I.E.) and length of trajectory Joining and length of trajectory Trajectory length and coupling Feedback and length of trajectory 5392 5393

Summary: Relation between amount of coupling and length of trajectory. 5399, 5411. Summary 5524 Cycle of maximal length Trajectory size and number of confluants 5394 5395

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: Some systems with long cycles. No equilibrium 5455 Cycle of maximal length Trajectory of maximal length Arc modified later Feedback to previous arc 5412 5413

Summary: "Gaining structure" as "experience to a set of trajectories." 5552 Summary: Demonstrate the state of a system by giving a stimulus to a dominated system and see its trajectory. 5552 Demonstration of state by trajectory State observation by trajectory Trajectory as representing state 5438 5439

Summary: A system as large as you please, with no trajectory exceeding three steps. Summary: Mean length of trajectory when system has high probability of finding the next state equilibrial. 5479, 5504 Trajectory mean length 5472 5473

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

Summary: There are two quite different "lengths of trajectory." Better "transient" Speed (of adaptation) definition Trajectory length, in adaptation 5614 5615

Summary: How many parts produce this trajectory? Part how many? Parts how many? Trajectory how many parts? Summary: Proof of previous note. 6376 6377

Equilibrium and long trajectory Trajectory long, with equilibrium 6462 6463

Summary: Importance of alternation of operators. Alternation as operator Anticipation alternation in Habituation aternation in Habituation conditioned reflex as Reflex, conditioned alterations, forcing Trajectory long, with equilibrium Forcing a variable theorem of Insistance theorem of Operator forcing Operator insistence Polystable forcing of 6754 6755