Spatial networking in the united physical, virtual, and mental world.
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https://doi.org/10.34121/1028-9763-2023-3-158–163Keywords:
networking models, Spatial Grasp Technology, Spatial Grasp Language, network centrality, distributed systems, pattern recognition, мережеві моделі, Технологія просторового захоплення, Мова просторового захоплення, центральність мережі, розподілені системи, розпізнавання патернівAbstract
Abstract. We are witnessing the rapidly growing popularity and activity in the use of networking models and solutions for solving problems in many specific areas. As a universal approach, networking can also be used for solving complex problems and simultaneously covering absolutely different domains. The main goal of this book is to investigate and propose universal networking techniques and solutions that can simultaneously cover different areas for finding united solutions, using for this Spatial Grasp Model and Technology (SGT) patented and discussed in previous books and publications. The book will review, analyze, and classify the current use of networks in many physical, virtual, and mental areas, including psychological and psychiatric ones. It will provide a summary of SGT and its main features, the details of Spatial Grasp Language (SGL), and its networked implementation, which can operate without any central resources and cover arbitrarily large areas. The work will also describe some fundamental network operations under SGT that can be performed in a parallel and fully distributed mode, as well as propose efficient solutions for one of the most important features of graphs and networks called “centrality” and its different variants in SGL. It will provide some examples of unique high-level networking solutions in the combined worlds obtained by the results of this book and suggest spatial solutions with active networking patterns in both pattern matching and recognition modes, representing SGL as a real pattern language. The results of the work will confirm the efficiency of SGT in the development of networking methods for solving complex problems in combined distributed systems. The investigated network processing paradigm, traditionally having a simple implementation, allows us to operate directly in physical, virtual, and mental spaces in a clear and compact mode, radically differing from traditional algorithmic thinking and methods. Refs: «Spatial Grasp» on www.google.com, Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Peter-Simon-Sapaty-70005622.References
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This book is a sequel to the following patent and previous books
1. Sapaty P.S. A distributed processing system, European Patent N 0389655, Publ. 10.11.93, European Patent Office.
2. Sapaty P.S. Mobile Processing in Distributed and Open Environments. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1999. 410 p.
3. Sapaty P.S. Ruling Distributed Dynamic Worlds. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2005. 256 p.
4. Sapaty P.S. Managing Distributed Dynamic Systems with Spatial Grasp Technology. Springer, 2017. 301 p.
5. Sapaty P.S. Holistic Analysis and Management of Distributed Social Systems. Springer, 2018. 249 p.
6. Sapaty P.S. Complexity in International Security: A Holistic Spatial Approach. Emerald Publishing, 2019. 219 p.
7. Sapaty P.S. Symbiosis of Real and Simulated Worlds under Spatial Grasp Technology. Springer, 2021. 230 p.
8. Sapaty P.S. Spatial Grasp as a Model for Space-based Control and Management Systems. CRC Press, 2022. 186 p.
9. Sapaty P.S. The Spatial Grasp Model: Applications and Investigations of Distributed Dynamic Worlds. Emerald Publishing, 2023. 184 p.
The latest journal papers that relate to this new book
1. Sapaty P.S. Spatial management of air and missile defense operations. Mathematical machines and systems. 2023. N 1. P. 30–49.
2. Sapaty P.S. Providing distributed system integrity under spatial grasp technology (contents of the new book). Mathematical machines and systems. 2023. N 2. P. 130–134.
3. Sapaty P.S. Providing Global Awareness in Distributed Dynamic Systems. International Relations and Diplomacy. 2023. Vol. 11, N 2. P. 87–100. DOI: 10.17265/2328-2134/2023.02.002.
4. Sapaty P.S. Simulating distributed consciousness with Spatial Grasp Model. Mathematical machines and systems. 2023. N 3. P. 13–30.
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