Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: After introducing the context and prehistory, the paper shows the threefold rationale for proposing an extension of conventional time, able to be used in modelling living systems: failure of atemporal modelling in ecology; unsuitability of Newtonian time for transdisciplinary research; requirements of service-oriented software engineering (SOSE). The approach is boundedly rational: the start vector contains few premises (e.g., the extension must start from and be reducible to conventional time) and ∞exible criteria (e.g., the extension should be mathematically \convenient" and exploit its roots { mainly Euler and Laplace). On this groundwork, Wienerian time is deflned as complex-valued extension of physical time, its components are evaluated, and flrst consequences for SOSE are inferred. After abridging the \Proof-of-Concept" appliance (research toolkit aimed at \Whatif" scenarios for exploring homeostasis in benthic communities) the paper focuses on the difierent temporal dimensions (required by the system and by any perturbation triggering its evolution toward homeostasis) and on the temporal accessibility relations beten the two Kripke worlds. Instead of premature conclusions, the paper ends with assumptions inferred from the \Proofof-Concept" application and suggestions to exploit other roots too.
['Boldur E. Barbat']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Complex Time for Chaoplex Systems: From Newton to Wiener
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