The Institute is dedicated to mathematically characterizing behavior.

Three papers present its significant results. The first, DTabstract and DTpdf, categorizes behaviors as physical, mathematical and intelligent. Physical behaviors are described by equation systems in which observables are predicted by controllable variables with the observable ensemble elements exceeding in number the controllable variables. This case is illustrated in MVPabstract and MVPpdf for photons. Intelligent behaviors are described by equation systems in which the observables ar...

Three papers present its significant results. The first, DTabstract and DTpdf, categorizes behaviors as physical, mathematical and intelligent. Physical behaviors are described by equation systems in which observables are predicted by controllable variables with the observable ensemble elements exceeding in number the controllable variables. This case is illustrated in MVPabstract and MVPpdf for photons. Intelligent behaviors are described by equation systems in which the observables are predicted by controllable variables with the observable ensemble less in element number than that for the controllable variable ensemble. This case is illustrated in TVWabstract and TVWpdf.