CASYS2003

Up-dated on July 26, 2003 - CASYS 2003 -

PROGRAM TIMETABLE UP-DATED ON JULY 26, 2003

ÊCASYS'03

Sixth International Conference on

Computing Anticipatory Systems

Liège, Belgium, August 11-16, 2003

HEC· LIEGE, Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Business School, 14 Rue Louvrex, B-4000 Liège

ORGANIZER: CHAOS, Centre for Hyperincursion and Anticipation in Ordered Systems,

asbl CHAOS, Institut de Mathématique, B37, Université de Liège, Grande Traverse 12, B-4000 LIEGE 1, Belgium. Tel. : + 32 (0)4 366 00 28 Fax: + 32 (0)4 366 94 89 E-mail: Daniel.Dubois@ulg.ac.be

CHAOS is a Member of IFSR, The International Federation for Systems Research

ÊCV Daniel Dubois

President: Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium)

Vice-President: Robert Vallée (France)

Invited Speakers

Dr Laurent Nottale (France), "The Theory of Scale Relativity"

Professor Dr Otto E. Rössler (Germany), "Nonlinear Dynamics, Artificial Cognition and Galactic Export"

Professor Dr Lotfi A. Zadeh (USA), "A Perception-Based Approach to Causality and Anticipation"

SPONSORS

Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS), Ministère de la Communauté Française de Belgique, Hôtel de Ville de Liège, Echevinat de la Culture, des Musées et du Tourisme de la Ville de Liège, HEC· Liège, Euro View Services SA.

SPONSORSHIPS

World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics (WOSC), Systems Science European Union - Union Européenne de Systémique (UES), Washington Evolutionary Systems Society (WESS)

International Program Committee

Jair Minoro Abe (Brazil), Nikitas Assimakopoulos (Greece), Marcel Ausloos (Belgium), Jean-Paul Broonen (Belgium), Jerry Chandler (USA), Ron Cottam (Belgium), Tsutomu Da-te (Japan), Yagmur Denizhan (Turkey), Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), Yasushi Endow (Japan), George L. Farre (USA), Charles François (Argentina), Jean Godart (Belgium), Thierry Grisar (Belgium), Stig Holmberg (Sweden), Loet Leydesdorff (the Netherlands), Peter J. Marcer (United Kingdom), Koichiro Matsuno (Japan), Pedro R. Medina-Martins (Portugal), Ion I. Mirità (Romania), Erik Noldus (Belgium), Jean Ramaekers (Belgium), Robert Vallée (France), Gertrudis Van de Vijver (Belgium)

International Scientific Committee

Adel F. Antippa (Canada), Ioannis Antoniou (Belgium), Paulo F. Blauth Menezes (Brazil), Péter B. Béda (Hungary), Michel Bounias (France), Mark Burke (Ireland), Zdzislaw Bubnicki (Poland), Marco Ceccarelli (Italy), John Collier (Australia), Peter A. Corning (USA), John G. Cramer (USA), Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), Andrée C. Ehresmann (France), Rodolfo Faglia (Italy), John Fogelholm (Finland), Jean-Paul Frachet (France), Walter Freeman (USA), Yukio-Pegio Gunji (Japan), Mikulás Huba (Slovakia), Pere Julià (Spain), Tadeusz Kaczorek (Poland), Eugenia Kalisz (Romania), Louis H. Kauffman (USA), Etienne E. Kerre (Belgium), Eugène Kindler (Czech Republic), Dobilas Kirvelis (Lithuania), George J. Klir (USA), Vadim F. Krotov (Russia), Felipe Lara-Rosano (Mexico), Michele Malatesta (Italy), Gianfranco Minati (Italy), Edgar D. Mitchell (USA), Nicholas A. Nechval (Latvia), Cat Ho Nguyen (Vietnam), Karl Pribram (USA), Miroslav Rebernik (Slovenia), Alfonso Rueda (USA), Salvatore Santoli (Italy), Walter Schempp (Germany), Eric Schwarz (Switzerland), José Luis Simões da Fonseca (Portugal), Pawel Siwak (Poland), Martin C. B. Smith (United Kingdom), Alexander A. Sytnik (Russia), Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu (Romania), Ernst von Glasersfeld (USA), Karl Erich Wolff (Germany), Lotfi A. Zadeh (USA)

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SCOPE of CASYS'03

The scope of CASYS'03 will be oriented to theoretical developments and applications in the modelling and computing of anticipatory systems in any fields of natural and artificial systems.

A computing anticipatory system is a system which computes its current states in taking into account its past and present states but also its potential future states.

Strong anticipation refers to an anticipation of events built by or embedded in a system.

Weak anticipation refers to an anticipation of events predicted or forecasted from a model of a system.

TOPICS

Anticipatory systems, Strong and Weak anticipation, Incursive and Hyperincursive Systems, Systems with retardation and anticipation, Differential difference equation systems, Anticipatory synchronization, Self-referential Systems, Cybernetics, feedback, feedforward, General systems, Predicting and Forecasting systems, Holistic Systems and Reductionism, Epistemology,

Mathematical systems, Differential equation systems, Discrete equation systems, Functional Differential equations, Delayed, Advanced, Neutral, and Mixed equations, Dynamical systems, Chaos Theory, Fractal maps, Category Theory, Catastrophe Theory, Control Theory,

Modelling of systems, Mathematical Modelling, Simulation, Control and Optimisation of systems,

Physical systems, Fluid mechanics, Wave equations, Advanced-retarded waves, Electromagnetism, Lienard-Wiechert potentials, Quantum Mechanics, E.P.R. Non-locality, Aharanov-Bohm potential, Computing Quantum systems, Relativity, Berry's phase, Faster than light, Tachyons, Gravitation,

Computing systems, Automata, Networks (web), Recursive Systems, Software and Hardware, Anticipatory Data Staging, User modeling, agent-based systems, evolutionary and adaptive computation, Algorithms for simulation, implicit algorithms, predictor-corrector algorithms, Crisp and Soft Computing, Logical systems, Fuzzy logic, Genetic Algorithms, Neural Networks, Computational intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Language, Music, Image, Artificial Life,

Cognitive systems, Model of anticipatory and predictive capabilities, Internal models for predictive control, Neuronal brain, Neuro-psychoanalysis, Psychology, Intention, Free will, Mind and Consciousness,

Biological and ecological systems, model of development, evolution, adaptation, emergence, and control,

Economical and Social systems, Management, Decision-making, Anticipatory Planning and Scheduling, Discrete event dynamic systems, Information Systems, Operation research, Statistics, Probability theory, mono- and multi-criteria analysis,

Engineering systems, Model-based Predictive Control, Generalized Predictive Control, Model Predictive Heuristic Control, Dynamic Matrix Control, Internal Model Control, Fuzzy Model Predictive Control, Learning Model Predictive Control, Adaptive Model Predictive Control, Smith's Predictor Control, Robotics, Multi-agents, manufacturing systems, Aesthetics and Architecture.

See the list of papers, presented at the CASYS'97-98-99-00-01 conferences, published in

International Journal of Computing Anticipatory Systems : Table of content &Ê Papers to download

AIP Conference Proceedings on Computing Anticipatory Systems : Table of content & Papers to download

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CASYS'03 PROGRAM

Timetable

Oral presentation of papers: 45 minutes, including question time.

PC/Laptop VIDEO projectors and overhead projectors are available in each conference rooms.

	PLENARY SESSIONS
Opening Session	Monday August 11, 10:00-12:00 Robert Vallée (France), Vice-President of CASYS'03, "About Localization in Quantum Mechanics" Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium), President of CASYS'03, "New Developments in Computing Anticipatory Systems"
City Hall Reception	Monday August 11, 12:00-13:00
CHAOS AWARD Ceremony	Monday August 11, 18:00-20:00 Professor Dr Otto E. Rössler (Germany), "Nonlinear Dynamics, Artificial Cognition and Galactic Export"
CASYS'03 AWARD Ceremony	Tuesday August 12, 18:00-20:00 Dr Laurent Nottale (France), "The Theory of Scale Relativity"
Banquet	Thursday August 14, 20:00-23:00
Invited Keynote Lecture	Friday August 15, 18:00-20:00 Professor Dr Lotfi A. Zadeh (USA), "A Perception-Based Approach to Causality and Anticipation"
Best Paper Award Ceremony	Saturday August 16 12:30-13:30

SYMPOSIUMS TIMETABLE

SYMPOSIUM 1 :ÊÊ ANTICIPATION : INCURSION, HYPERINCURSION, SYNCHRONIZATION, ADVANCED-DELAYED AND PREDICTIVE MODELS

SESSION 1.1. MONDAY 11, 15:00-18:15
Chairpersons:ÊÊÊ Nicholas NechvalÊ &Ê Hanns Sommer
The Anticipative Value of the Individual and Group Information Feedback on Decision Process During the Simulations ExperimentÊ Miroljub Kljajic, A. Skraba, Mirjana Kljajic (Slovenia)
Some Remarks on Functional Equations with Advanced-Delayed Operators Constantin Corduneanu (USA)
Further Properties of Derived Scalar Strong Anticipatory SystemsÊ Mark E. Burke (Ireland)
SESSION 1.2. TUESDAY 12, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons:ÊÊÊ Jindge ChengÊ &Ê Constantin CorduneanuÊ
Convective Instabilities of Synchronization Manifolds in Spatially Extended Systems Carolina Mendoza, S. Boccaletti, A. Politi (Spain, Italy)
Realizability of Anticipatory Systems D. Petrova, Galia Tzvetkova, A. Cheremensky (Bulgaria)
Resolution of Infinite-Loop in Hyperincursive and Nonlocal Cellular Automata: Introduction to Slime Mold Computing Masashi Aono, Yukio-Pegio Gunji (Japan)
Material Implementation of Hyperincursive Field on Slime Mold Computer Masashi Aono, Yukio-Pegio Gunji (Japan)
Apropos the Difference Between Possibility and Potentiality Roberto Poli (Italy)
SESSION 1.3. WEDNESDAY 13, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:ÊÊ Mark BurkeÊ &Ê Galia Tzvetkova
Towards Implementation of Anticipatory Reasoning-Reacting System as a Quasi-anticipatory Computing SystemÊ Feng Shang, Jingde Cheng (Japan)
Backward Stochastic Differential Systems and Their Anticipatory Property Yasushi Endow (Japan)Ê
Anticipation, an Optimisation Principle for Cognition Hanns Sommer (Germany)
Science Hyperincursive Integration Arturo Graziano Grappone (Italy)
Predictive Control in Computing Anticipatory Systems Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium)
SESSION 1.4. THURSDAY 14, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:ÊÊ Miroljub KljajicÊ &Ê Yasushi Endow
Anticipation : Human Versus Machines Christine Hardy, Stéphane Grès (France)
Anticipatory Adaptive Control for a Class of Stochastic Systems with Unknown ParametersÊ Nicholas A. Nechval, Konstantin N. Nechval, Edgars K. Vasermanis, Uldis Rozevskis, Vladimir F. Strelchonok (Latvia)ÊÊÊ
Expectancy in MelodyÊ Elizabeth Hellmuth Margulis (USA)
Behavior Anticipation Based on Beliefs, Desires and Emotions Adina Magda Florea, Eugenia Kalisz (Romania)
Laplace's Spaces : Their Anticipatory Characteristics Jean Alphonse Doucet (Belgium)

SYMPOSIUM 2 :Ê SOFT COMPUTING : COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE, FUZZY SYSTEMS, NEURAL NETWORKS, LEARNING

SESSION 2.1. TUESDAY 12, 8:30-12:30
ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ ÊÊÊÊChairpersons:Ê Jair Minoro AbeÊ &Ê José Luis Simoes da FonsecaÊ
Application of Uncertain Variables to Nonparametric Analysis and Decision Problems in Uncertain SystemsÊ Zdzislav Bubnicki (Poland)
On the Links Between Different Models of Uncertainty Etienne E. Kerre (Belgium)
Deriving Reservoir Operating Rules via Fuzzy Regression and ANFIS Seyed Jamshid Mousavi, Ebrahim Jabbari (Iran), K. Ponnambalam, F. Karray (Canada)
A Note on Fuzzy Reasoning and Granularised Possible Worlds Tetsuya Murai, V. N. Huynh, Y. Kudo, M. Nakata (Japan, Vietnam)
Evolving Chaotic Neural Network for Creative Sequence GenerationÊ Shunji Kawabata, Keiichi Sakai, Tadashi Ae (Japan)
SESSION 2.2. THURSDAY 14, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:Ê Zdzislav BubnickiÊ & Wieslaw Sienko
Paraconsistent Annotated Logic in Analysis of Viability : an Approach to Product Launching Fabio Romeu de Carvalho, Israel Brunstein, Jair Minoro Abe (Brazil)
A Stochastic Dynamic Programming Model with Fuzzy States Applied to Reservoir Operation Optimization Seyed Jamshid Mousavi, Kourosh Mahdizadeh, Abbas Afshar (Iran)
Efficient Anticipatory Reasoning for Anticipatory Systems with Requirements of High Reliability and High Security Yuichi Goto, Shinseki Nara, Jingde Cheng (Japan)
Representation of Social Interactions by Neural Networks José Luis Simões da Fonseca,Ê Palmira Lacerda,Ê José Barahona da Fonseca, Isabel Barahona da Fonseca (Portugal)

SESSION 2.3. FRIDAY 15, 14:00–18:00
ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ Chairpersons :Ê Tadeusz GerstenkornÊ & Yuichi Goto
Modeling Connectionist Networks : Categorical, Geometric Aspects (Toward “Homomorphic Learning”)Ê Jochen Pfalzgraf (Austria)
Can Neural net Models of Land use Cover Change be Used to Generalize Across Space, Time and Datasets?Ê The Application of Learning Exercises to Test the Generalization Hypothesis of Neural Nets Bryan C. Pijanowski (USA)
Phenomenal Computing Carrying the Weak Paradox as Indefinite Environments Yukio-Pegio Gunji, Tatsuji Takahashi, Moto Kamiura (Japan)
Quantum Signal Processing via Hamiltonian Neural Networks Wieslaw Sienko, Wieslaw Citko (Poland)
New Paradigms for Information Processing: A New Approach to Dendritic Computation. Quantum Chemistry Models for Cognition José Barahona da Fonseca, Isabel Barahona da Fonseca, Carmen Paz Suárez Araujo, José Simões da Fonseca (Portugal, Spain)
SESSION 2.4.SATURDAY 16, 9:30–12:00
Chairpersons :Ê Tetsuya Murai & Carmen Paz
An L-Fuzzy set Model of the Optimal Therapy When Diagnosis is Known Tadeusz Gerstenkorn, Andreja Tepavcevic (Poland, Yugoslavia)
Anticipation and Intentional Behaviour : Some Building BlocksÊ José Barahona da Fonseca, Isabel Barahona da Fonseca, José Luis Simoes da FonsecaÊ (Portugal)
* AIM Networks : Auto Incursive Memory Networks for Goal Oriented AnticipationsÊ Frédéric Lavigne (France)

SYMPOSIUM 3 :Ê MATHEMATICAL MODELLING : CHAOS THEORY, DYNAMIC, LOGIC, STOCHASTIC AND STATISTIC SYSTEMS

SESSION 3.1. MONDAY 11, 15:00-18:15
ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ Chairpersons:Ê Eufrosina Otlacan &Ê Akira Tanaka
Geometrical-invariant Approach to Recognition the Structures in the Time Series and Abstract Maps ÊÊAnatoly I. Polyarush, Igor V. Tetko, Alexander S. Makarenko (Germany, Ukraine)
Selection of Embedding Dimension and Delay Time in Phase Space Reconstruction - an Algorithm Based on Duplicated Autocorrelation and G-Test Ma Hongguang, Han Chongzhao; Li Xihai, Wang Guohua, Xu Jianfeng, Zhu Xiaofei (China)
Block Entropy Analysis of Long Recorded Electrocardiograms as a Good way for Discrimination Between Normal Subjects and Coronary Patients Konstantinos Karamanos, Stayro Nikolopoulos, K. Hizanides (Belgium, Greece)
SESSION 3.2. TUESDAY 12, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:Ê Ma Hongguang & Konstantinos Karamanos
Digital Image Enlargement Based on Kernel Component Estimation Akira Tanaka, Hideyuki Imai, Masaaki Miyakoshi (Japan)
Growth in Economic Systems with Delay Marek Szydlowski, Adam Krawiec (Poland)Ê
Bifurcation and Chaos Control in Cardiac TissueÊ AlexanderÊ Loskutov, SergeiÊ Rybalko, EkarerinaÊ Zhuchkova (Russia)
Systemic Approach to Distribution law Analysing in Problems of Metrological Accuracy AssuranceÊ Nikolai A. Zhagora, Alexander N. Golovin, Sergei V. Kirpich (Belarus)
Automata-Based Anticipatory Systems Volodymyr G. Skobelev (Ukraine)
SESSION 3.3. THURSDAY 14, 14:00–18:00
Chairpersons: Marek Szydlowski & Ralf Leonard Wojtowicz
The Synergy and the Chaos Identified in the Constitutive Equation of a Dynamic SystemÊ Eufrosina Otlacan (Romania)
Wavelet Analysis of the Simulation Data Generated by the Jump Diffusion Process Model Masayuki Ueno, Kazuya Demachi, Yasushi Endow (Japan)
Homoclinical Structures and Chaos PhenomenaÊ Alexander Loskutov, A. Janoev (Russia)
Mobius Strip and ChaosÊ N. Gururajan (India)
*Images of Iterons of Automata Pawel Siwak (Poland)
SESSION 3.4. SATURDAY 16, 9:30–12:00
Chairpersons: Adam Krawiec &Ê Alexander Makarenko
Symbolic Dynamics and Unpredictability Defined by Right AdjointnessÊ Ralph Leonard Wojtowicz (USA)Ê
Geometrical Model of Automata BehaviourÊ Livat Borisovich Tyapaev (Russian Federation)
Dynamics of Inhomogeneous Coupled Map NetworksÊ Alexander Loskutov, A. Prokhorov, Sergei Rybalko (Russia)
*Generalized Formula of Physical ChannelÊ CapacitiesÊ Bohdan Hejna (Czech Republic)

SYMPOSIUM 4 :Ê PHYSICAL SYSTEMS : CLASSICAL PHYSICS, QUANTUM MECHANICS, RELATIVITY, FIELD THEORY, GRAVITATION

SESSION 4.1. TUESDAY 12, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons: Dieter GernertÊ &Ê Gilles Nibart
Inertia and Gravitation as Vacuum Effects – The Case for Passive Gravitational MassÊ Alfonso Rueda (USA)
The Cosmological Constant L is not Really Constant but the Function on a Gravitational RadiusÊ Branco Novakovic, Dario Novakovic, Alen Novakovic (Croatia)
On the Anticipatory Aspects of the Four Interactions : What the Known Classical and Semi-Classical Solutions Teach usÊÊ Luca Lusanna (Italy)
A New Approach to Particles Interactions With Bosons Through Thermodynamics and Mechanics Arguments Explanation of the Law of Lenz Emmanuel Chauvet (France)
Anticipative Propagation of Electromagnetic and Gravitational Fields Daniel M. Dubois (Belgium)
SESSION 4.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 14:00–18:00
Chairpersons:ÊÊ Adel AntippaÊ & Alfonso Rueda
A New Dynamic Model of the Universe MotionÊ Branco Novakovic, Dario Novakovic, Alen Novakovic (Croatia)
About the Relativist Framework of Quantum TheoryÊ Gilles Nibart (France)Ê
The Random Graph Pregeometry, Some of its Implications and New Insights in Universe and Time StructuresÊ Vincent Morin (France)
Cumulative InteractionÊ (to explain the existence of the particles emitted with the energy near kinematics limit) Domitian G. Popescu (France)
The Janus Phases of Physics : Modal Domains and Quantal Protectorates George L. Farre (USA)
SESSION 4.3.Ê THURSDAY 14, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons: Luca LusannaÊ & Branco Novakovic
Dynamics of the Informational InterfaceÊ Edwina Taborsky (Canada)
Back to the Future: Anatomy of a System Ron Cottam, Willy Ranson, Roger Vounckx (Belgium)
Formal Treatment of Hidden Structures in Quantum Theory Dieter Gernert (Germany)
Particles and Waves in Conceptual Time Systems Karl Erich Wolff (Germany)
Topos on Foundations of Quantum Physics and Planck Scale Physics Goro C. Kato (USA)
Synergetics. Vortex (Structure) – Wave Resonance Mikhail A. Basin (Russia)
Anticipation and Energy Conservation in Discrete Harmonic Oscillators Adel Antippa (Canada)

SYMPOSIUM 5 : COMPUTING SYSTEMS : DISCRETE MODELS, ALGORITHM, SIMULATION, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, NETWORKS

SESSION 5.1. TUESDAY 12, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons:Ê Lucia M. M. GiraffaÊ &Ê Tetsuya Murai
Object-Oriented System Analysis of Anticipatory Systems in Weak SenseÊ Eugene Kindler, Ivan Krivy, Alain Tanguy (Czech Republic- France)
Simulations of Highly Complex Social Systems - a Tool for Evaluating Information SystemsÊ Viveca Asproth, Gunilla Egonsdotter, Joel Palmius (Sweden)
The Boosted/Bagged Subclass Method I. Takigawa, N. Abe, Y. Shidara, M. Kudo (Japan)
Evaluation of the Gini-index for Studying Branck Prediction Features Veerle Desmet, Lieven Eeckhout, Koen De Bosschere (Belgium)
Mathematical Models of Discrete Systems Goal-Directed Behavior Generating Alexander A. Sytnik, Tat’yana Erikovna Shulga (Russia)
SESSION 5.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons:Ê Paulo F. Blauth MenezesÊÊ &Ê Eugene Kindler
SCORE : a Proposal to an Application of BDI Agents in Real-Time Computer Game Character’s Behavior ModellingÊ Leonardo Sewald Cunha, Lucia M. Martins Giraffa (Brazil)
Towards Large-Scale Entropy ComputationsÊÊ Konstantinos Karamanos, I. Kotsireas (Belgium, Canada)
Composition of Transformations : a Framework for Systems with Dynamic Topology ÊMarnes Augusto Hoff, Karina Girardi Roggia, Paulo F. Blauth Menezes (Brazil)ÊÊ
Problems of Authentication Algorithm with Limit Figures for Documents and Pictures of Digital Contents Tsutomu Da-te, Takeshi Yoshikawa, Hidetoshi Nonaka (Japan)
Application of a Special Class of Transformations Between Spaces of Different Dimensionality to Problem Solving Philip Van Loocke (Belgium)
SESSION 5.3. FRIDAY 15, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:Ê Viveca AsprothÊÊ &Ê Lucia Giraffa
Software Systems’ Intra/Inter-Anticipation Juan Jesus Torres-Carbonell, Patricia Paderewski-Rodriguez, José Parrets-Llorca (Spain)
Optimization, Monotonicity and the Determinantion of Nash Equilibria - Algorithmic Analysis ÊDmitrii Lozovanu, Stefan Pickl, Gerhard Wilhem Weber (Moldava, Germany, Turkey)
The Analysis of Some Network Protocols by Methods of the Theory of Automata ÊAndrey E. Elizarov, Alexander A. Sytnik (Russian Federation)
Temporal Relevant Logic as the Logical Basis of Anticipatory Reasoning-Reacting Systems Jingde Cheng (Japan)
Parameter Dependency and Sufficient Iterations for Limit Figures in Authentication Algorithm Takeshi Yoshikawa, Tsutomu Da-te, Hidetoshi Nonaka (Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 6 : COGNITIVE SYSTEMS : MIND, PSYCHOLOGY, TIME, INTENTION, CONSCIOUSNESS, REAL, IMAGINARY, SYMBOLIC
Sessions 6.1 & 6.2 on "Real, Imaginary, Symbolic" organised by Prof. Dr. Gertrudis Van de Vijver (Ghent, Belgium)

SESSION 6. 1.Ê TUESDAY 12, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons: Filip Geerardyn & Eric Schwarz
The Real – The Imaginary – The Symbolic : About Organisational Layers and AnticipationÊ Gertrudis Van de Vijver (Belgium)
The Role of Normativity and Anticipation in the Constitution of Objectivity Helena De Preester, Filip Kolen (Belgium)
Master-signifiers as Anticipative AttractorsÊ David Van Bunder (Belgium)
*Time to Separate the Men from the Beasts : Anticipation as the Typically Human* Subjective DimensionÊ** Dieter De Grave (Belgium)
On Trauma as an Encounter With the Real on with the Subject can’t Anticipate Veroniek Knockaert (Belgium)
SESSION 6.2. WESNESDAY 13, 8:30–12:30
ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ Chairpersons: Pedro R. Medina Martins & Gertrudis Van de VijverÊ
Chance, Choice and Anticipation in Freud’s Theory of Mind Filip Geerardyn (Belgium)
Is Consciousness Reality or Illusion? A Non-Dualistic Interpretation of ConsciousnessÊ Eric Schwarz (Switzerland)
Interactively Open Autonomy Unifies Two Approaches to FunctionÊ John Collier (South Africa)
Beyond Reason - Emotion Carmen Paz Araujo Suárez, Isabel Barahona da Fonseca, José Barahona da Fonseca, J. Simoes da Fonseca (Spain and Portugal)

SESSION 6.3. THURSDAY 14, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons: John Collier & Helena De PreesterÊÊ
The Advantages of Hierarchical Organisation in Neural NetworksÊ Yagmur Denizhan, Gursel Karacor (Turkey)ÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ
A New Kind of Type Cognition and its Dynamics: Toward Savant-like Cognition and Smart Unconscious Sohei Wakisaka, Yukio-Pegio Gunji (Japan)
A Bidirectional Model for the Representation of the Interactions between the Organism and the Environment Isabel Barahona da Fonseca, José Barahona da Fonseca, Carmen Paz Araujo, Armando Monica de Oliveira, José Luis Simoes da Fonseca (Portugal, Spain)
No Name, No History, No Time - An Approach of a Theory of Subjective Times Pedro R. Medina Martins, Teresa Salazar Leite (Portugal)

SYMPOSIUM 7 : BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS : GENETICS, EVOLUTION, ECOLOGY, COGNITIVE MODELS

SESSION 7.1. TUESDAY 12, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons:Ê Richard Amoroso & Ion Mirita
Development of Anticipatory Control in Bio-Systems : Five Levels of Closed-Loop Coding-Decoding in the Visual AnalyzersÊ ÊDobilas Kirvelis (Lithuania)
Anticipation in Constructing and Interrogating Natural Information Systems: from Classical through Nano to Quantum Computing B. Nick Rossiter, M. A. Heather (United Kingdom)
AÊ Rational Model of the Information Processing in Theoretical GeneticsÊ Karl Imre Javorszky (Austria)Ê
New Informational Stage of the Biosphere Evolution. Ethno-Population, Ethno-Species, Ethno-EcosystemsÊ Vladimir F. Levchenko (Russia Federation)

SESSION 7.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:Ê Karl Imre JavorszkyÊ & Vladimir Levchenko
Cognitive Model of Animal Behavior to Comprehend an Aspect of Decision MakingÊ Masao Migita, Tohru Moriyama (Japan)
Dual Interpretation by De Broglie / Schrödinger Waves of the Genes and Genetic Program of Organisms Assimilated to Cybernetic System with Orbital Automatic Self-OrganisationÊÊ Ion I. Mirita (Romania)Ê
Planetary Bootstrap : A Prelude to Biosphere PhenomenologyÊ Alexander B. Kazansky (Russia)
The Fundamental Limit and Origin of Complexity in Biological Systems Richard L. Amoroso, Paul J. Amoroso (USA)

SESSION 7.3. THURSDAY 14, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons: Alexander B. KazanskyÊÊ &Ê Dobilas KirvelisÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊ
What Does Molecular Genetics Teach Us About Anticipation in Biological Evolution?Ê James A. Shapiro (USA)
Genetic Networks and Anticipation of Gene Expression Patterns J. Geber, M. Lätsch, S. W. Pickl, G.-W. Weber, R. Wünschiers (Germany- Turkey)
*Decision-Making and Anticipation in Pill Bugs (Armadillidium vulgare)* Tohru Moriyama, Masao Migita (Japan)
A Nanoscale Thermal Field Theoretic Approach to the Gene NotionÊ Salvatore Santoli (Italy)

SYMPOSIUM 8 :Ê SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: MODEL, SIMULATION, AGENTS, DECISION SUPPORT

SESSION 8.1. MONDAY 11, 15:00-18:15
Chairpersons:ÊÊ Viveca AsprothÊ &Ê Kazimierz Turkiewicz
Anticipatory Rule Based Spatial Simulation SystemsÊ Stig C. Holmberg, Dimitrios Tsagdis (Sweden – United kingdom)ÊÊ
Economic Conditions for Private Colleges Development in Post-Communistic Countries. Polish Case Study Marcin Geryk (Poland)
Systemic, Team Based, Distributed DesignÊ of Virtual EnterprisesÊ Nikitas A. Assimakopoulos, George K. Kotsimpos, Anastasis N. Riggas (Greece)

SESSION 8.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons: Loet Leydesdorff & Edgars Vasermanis
Creative Anticipatory Spatial Modelling for Intra Regional Simulation ÊViveca Asproth, Stig C. Holmberg, Anita Hakansson (Sweden)
Systemic Approach of a Virtual Enterprise that Constructs Wireless Payment Mechanisms Nikitas A. Assimakopoulos, Anastasis N. Riggas, George K. Kotsimpos (Greece)
Principles of Creating Data Warehouses in Decision Support Systems of Railway Transport ÊEugene A. Kopytov, Vasilijs Demidovs, Natalia Petoukhova (Latvia)
Analysing Security in Mobile Agent-Based Negotiation with Artificial LifeÊ Yeong-Liang Calvin Lai (Taiwan)
Anticipation in Social Systems LoetÊ A. Leydesdorff, Daniel M. Dubois (The Netherlands, Belgium)
SESSION 8.3. FRIDAY 15, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons:Ê Nikitas A. Assimakopoulos & Anita HakanssonÊÊÊ
A Methodological Approach for the Possibility to Solve Synergy Effect between Theory and Practice for Globalisation ManagementÊ Wiktor H. AdamkiewiczÊ (Poland)
The Synergy of Subtle Reverberated Information TransferÊ Marcel D. Stoica, Georghe Ruxanda, Ioana Gabriela Oprea, Dan Ion Oprea (Romania)
Anticipatory Adaptive Credit Granting Policy V. F. Strelchonok, K. N. Nechval, N. A. Nechval, E. K. Vasermanis, Uldis Rozevskis, K. Rozite, M. Moldova (Latvia, Australia)
Chaological Interpretation of Investment Ratio Evolution in Romania Between 1990-1999Ê Ion Irimia Zecheru, Daniela Oana Popescu (Romania)
Anticipatory Agents, Scenarios Approach in Decision-Making and Some Quantum-Mechanical AnalogiesÊÊ Alexander S. Makarenko (Ukraine)
SESSION 8.4. SATURDAY 16, 9:30-12:00
Chairpersons:Ê Wiktor H. AdamkiewiczÊ & Stig C. Holmberg
Transition to Innovative Company – The Case of Slovenia Gabrijela Leskovar-Spacapan, Majda Bastic (Slovenia)
Formalised Synthetic Modelling of Subject-Object Relations ÊKazimierz Turkiewicz, Domenica B. Turkiewicz (Australia)
Trans, Inter, Mono-disciplinary Approaches upon the (Computing) Anticipatory Systems Nicolae Bulz (Romania)

SYMPOSIUM 9 :Ê ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS:ÊÊ MODELLING, OPTIMIZATION, SIMULATION, CONTROL

SESSION 9.1. MONDAY 11, 15:00-18:15
Chairpersons:ÊÊ Peter B. Béda &Ê Hidetoshi Nonaka
Detection of Various Failures Causes in Mechanical Systems by the use of Artificial Neural Networks Rodolfo Faglia, Monica Tiboni, M. Antonini (Italy)
Intelligent Controller Validation MethodologyÊ Oto Tezak (Slovenia)
Conveyors with Rollers as Anticipatory Systems : Their Simulation Models Pascal Berruet, Thierry Coudert, Eugene Kindler (France – Czech Republic)
SESSION 9.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons: Nicholas A. Nechval & Monica TiboniÊ
On the Topology of Generalized Semi-Infinite Optimization and Anticipatory SystemsÊ Stefan Pickl, Gerhard Wilhelm Weber (Germany, Turkey)
Design of a Robust Globally Stabilizing PD-Process Control System A. Munoz, Mia Loccufier, Erik Noldus (Belgium)
Improving the Generalization Ability of MCE/GPD Learning and its Application to MBL Jun Rokui (Japan)
An Anticipatory Application for Water RegulationÊ Henrik Anderson, Jonas Hoglin (Sweden)
Anticipating the Chaotic Behaviour of Industrial Systems Based on Stochastic, Event-driven SimulationÊ Agostino Bruzzone, Alessandra Orsoni ( Italy)
SESSION 9.3. FRIDAY 15, 14:00–18:00
Chairpersons:Ê Agostino BruzzoneÊ &Ê Oto Tezak
Anticipatory Matching Method for Query-based Head Gesture Identification Hidetoshi Nonaka, Masahito Kurihara (Japan)
Anticipatory Computing in BalancingÊ Péter B. Béda (Hungary)
Bounded Nonlinear Control of a Rotating Pendulum System L. Luyckx, Mia Loccufier, Erik Noldus (Belgium)
Prediction and Categorical Control in Regression Edgars K. Vasermanis, Nicholas A. Nechval, Uldis Rozevskis, Kristine Rozite (Latvia)ÊÊ
Fuzz Enhanced Maneuverability Law For Tactical Missile Guidance V. Ananth Kumar, V. P. Deepak (India)

SYMPOSIUM 10 : The Universe, the Nothing that is!
Ê4th BCSCMsG International SymposiumÊ Organized by Dr. Peter J.Ê Marcer The British Computer Society : The Cybernetic Machines Group

SESSION 10.1. TUESDAY 12, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons:Ê Peter Marcer & Otto Van Nieuwenhuijze
Symmetry Breaking and the Nilpotent Dirac Equation Peter Rowlands (United Kingdom)
Macrotemporal Quantum Coherence, Quantum Spin Glass Degeneracy, and Number Theoretical Notion of InformationÊ Matti Juhani Pitkänen (Finland)
Information Anticipatory Dynamics of Empirical and Theoretical Languages of Nanostructured Evolutionary Automata Salvatore Santoli (Italy)
May the Kosyrev Effect be Conceived as a Model for Interhemispheric Brain Communication? Uwe Kämpf, Hartmut Müller (Germany), Peter Gariaev (Canada)
The Most Natural Procedure for Quantum Image Recognition Mitja Perus, Horst Bischof (Austria)
SESSION 10.2. WEDNESDAY 13, 14:00-18:00
Chairpersons: Peter Rowlands & Salvatore Santoli
Zenergy ÊThe “phaseonium” of dark Energy that Fuels the Natural Structures of the UniverseÊÊ Peter J. Marcer (France), Edgar D. Mitchell (USA), Peter Rowlands (United Kingdom), Walter Schempp (Germany)
Information Systems and the Theory of Categories. Is Every Model an Anticipatory System? Michael. Heather, B. Nick Rossiter (United Kingdom)
Total System Inversion (The Pivot of Creation) Otto Van Nieuwenhuijze (The Netherlands)
Clocks With Synergy; Could They Re-unite Time and Space as a Quality? John Wood (United Kingdom)
*New Unified Model of Bivacuum, Duality, Electromagnetism, Gravitation and Time Alex Kaivarainen (Finland)
SESSION 10.3. THURSDAY 14, 8:30-12:30
Chairpersons: George Farre & Matti Juhani Pitkänen
A Computational PathÊ to the Nilpotent Dirac Equation Bernard Diaz, Peter Rowlands (United Kingdom)
The Universe From Nothing : A Mathematical Lattice of Empty Sets Michel Bounias, Volodymyr Krasnoholovets (France, USA)
Black Hole Navigation (The Art of Dimensional (de) Compression)Ê Otto Van Nieuwenhuijze (The Netherlands)
Anticipation in the Context of Altered States of Consciousness Doina-Elena Manolea, Aliodor Manolea (Romania)
The Doubling Theory can Explain the Electronic Stability of the Atom Jean-Pierre Garnier-Malet, Philippe Bobola (France)

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Registration Forms at CASYS'03

Potential authors and participants are invited to fill the following pre-registration form to be on the mailing list of CASYS'03, and to submit a tentative title of a paper:

PRE-REGISTRATION AT CASYS'03 : CLICK HERE

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REGISTRATION FORM ON LINE: CLICK HERE

CREDIT CARD FORM: CLICK HERE

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LOCATION OF THE CONFERENCE

The conference will be held at

HEC - LIEGE Business School,

rue Louvrex, 14, B-4000 Liège, Belgium - http://www.hec.be/

At walking distance of downtown. Parking HEC, rue Saint Gilles (ring at the automatic barrier)

MAP OF LIEGE : Click here for the map: MAP

This map shows the location of:

HEC: location of the conference / HOTEL DE VILLE (City Hall): reception / DUC D'ANJOU: Banquet restaurant / HOTELS: Univers, Cygne d'Argent, Mercure, Ibis, Holiday Inn, Eurotel, and Bedford

Liège, in Belgium, is situated along the river Meuse next to Aachen, Germany, and Maastricht, the Netherlands.

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TRAVEL TO LIEGE

By Car :

take the highways Maastricht - Liège from The Netherlands, Aachen - Liège from Germany, Luxembourg - Liège from Luxembourg, Paris - Liège from France.

See the map of access in the Web pages :

http://www.ulg.ac.be/info-gen/acces.html

http://www.ulg.ac.be/info-gen/cartes.html

By Train :

The Liège railway Station is LIEGE-GUILLEMINS

http://www.b-rail.be

By Airline :

"Brussels Airport" (Belgium): information on the web page:

http://www.brusselsairport.be (click on english).

From National Bruxelles Airport at Zaventem: take two trains:

Zaventem - Bruxelles Nord (4 by hour, duration 15 minutes)

then Bruxelles Nord - LIEGE-GUILLEMINS (2 by hour, duration 1 hour)

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Tourism Information

Office du Tourisme de la Ville de Liège, rue Féronstrée, 92, B-4000 Liège - Belgium

Tel. +32 (0)4 221 92 21 - Fax +32 (0)4 221 92 22 - mailto:office.tourism@liege.be

http://www.liege.be/

Fédération du Tourisme de la Province de Liège, Boulevard de la Sauvenière, 77, B-4000 Liège - Belgium

Tel. + 32 (0)4 232 65 10 - Fax + 32 (0)4 232 65 11 - mailto:ftpl@ftpl.beÊ -Ê http://www.ftpl.be/

http://www.colvert.be/ftpliege/

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HOTELS

with discounted prices for CASYS'03

List of Hotels

MAP of location of HOTELS: Univers, Cygne d'Argent, Mercure, Ibis, Holiday Inn, Eurotel, and Bedford

All rooms with TV, Bath or Shower. The Breakfast and all taxes are included in the prices of the room.

HOTEL MERCURE ****

Boulevard de la Sauvenière 100,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Please use the attached ROOM RESERVATION FORM (pdf)

Phone + 32 (0)4 221 77 28

Fax + 32 (0)4 221 77 01

Single room 80 € instead of 164 €

Double room 94 € instead of 178 €

Full American Buffet Breakfast included Taxes and services included

Situated in the city centre just next the local attractions, the shopping area and the famous “carré” the swinging centre of Liège.Here you will find countless bars, pubs, piano bars, discos and terraces. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (free of charge)

HOTEL HOLIDAY INN ****

Esplanade de l'Europe 2,

B-4020 Liège, Belgium

Please use the attached ROOM RESERVATION FORM (pdf)

Phone + 32 (0)4 349 20 26

Fax + 32 (0)4 343 48 10

Single room 90 € instead of 184 €

Double room 104 € instead of 198 €

Full American Buffet Breakfast included Taxes and services included

Situated on the banks of the river Meuse, near the beautiful Parc de la Boverie and its only a few minutes’ walk from he city centre. The Holiday Inn Liege Palais des Congrès is the only 4* hotel offering to his guests a heated indoor swimming pool, solarium, sauna, steam bath and an ultra modern fitness club. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (free of charge)

HOTEL BEDFORD ****

mailto:hotelbedford@pophost.eunet.be

Quai St-Léonard 36,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 227 45 75

Phone + 32 (0)4 228 81 11,

Single room : 82 € instead of 210 €

Double room : 110 € instead of 235 €

Situation: along the river Meuse. This is really a modern and luxurious hotel with restaurants in open air and in 17th century buildings. Distance from HEC: 5 km. Access by buses. Private parking.

HOTEL IBIS LIEGE CENTRE OPERA **

mailto:h0864@accor-hotels.com

Place de la République Française 41,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 223 04 81

Phone + 32 (0)4 230 33 33

Single room : 66 € instead of 78 €

Double room : 75 € instead of 87 €

Situation: at the centre of the town. Distance from HEC: 2 km. Access by bus. Public Parking.

HOTEL IBIS LIEGE SERAING **

mailto:ibis.boncelles@belgacom.net

Route du Condroz, 15b,

B-4100 Boncelles, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 338 45 11

Phone + 32 (0)4 338 53 97

Single room : 62 € instead of 77.50 €

Double room : 62 € instead of 86.50 €

Situation: close to the ROYAL GOLF CLUB DU SART TILMAN, HORECA site of the MILLENIUM VILLAGE. Distance from HEC: 8 km. Access by bus. Private Parking.

HOTEL LE CYGNE D'ARGENT ***

mailto:info@cygnedargent.be

http://cygnedargent.be

Rue Beeckman 49,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 222 49 66

Phone + 32 (0)4 223 70 01

Single room 58 € instead of 62 €

Double room 74 € instead of 79 €

Situation: very near the centre of the town. Distance from HEC: 100 meters. Parking in the street.

HOTEL COMFORT INN L'UNIVERS ***

mailto:comfort.inn.liege@skynet.be

http://www.comfortinn.be/

Rue des Guillemins 116,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 254 55 00

Phone + 32 (0)4 254 55 55

Single room : 54 € instead of 65 €

Double room : 64 € instead of 78 €

Situation: next to the railway station and near the centre of the town. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Public Parking.

HOTEL GRIL CAMPANILE ***

mailto:liege@campanile.be

Rue Jules de Laminne 18,

B-4000 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 224 03 80

Phone + 32 (0)4 224 02 72

Room for 1/2/3 persons : 55 € instead of 70 €

Breakfast : 9 €/person

Situation: on a little mountain, very calm. Distance: 3 km. Direct access by bus. Private parking

EUROTEL **

mailto:eurotel.passerelle@skynet.be

http://www.eurotelhotel.com/

Rue Léon Frédéricq 29,

B-4020 Liège, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 343 07 48

Phone + 32 (0)4 341 16 27

Single room : 60 € / Double room : 60 €

Breakfast : 7 €/person

Situation: near the Palais des Congrès. Distance from HEC: 1 km. Access by bus. Parking (garage)

ETAP HOTEL **

http://www.etaphotel.com/

Rue de l'Arbre Courte Joie 380,

B-4000 Liège-Rocourt, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 247 14 04

Phone + 32 (0)4 247 03 13

Room for 1/2/3 persons: 35 €

Breakfast : 5 €/person

Situation: along the highway Liege-Aachen. Distance 8 km. Access by 2 buses. Private parking.

HOTEL PREMIERE CLASSE **

http://www.premiereclasse.fr/

Rue de l'Arbre Courte Joie 330,

B-4000 Liège-Rocourt, Belgium

Fax + 32 (0)4 247 45 43

Phone + 32 (0)4 247 47 51

Room for 1/2/3 persons : 34.50 €

Breakfast : 4.50 €/person

Situation: along the highway Liege-Aachen. Distance 8 km. Access by 2 buses. Private parking.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSION

OF ABSTRACT AND DRAFT FULL PAPER

Potential authors are invited to submit a paper for presentation at CASYS'03 :

Notification of acceptance of the paper to be orally presented at CASYS'03: one week after the receipt of the abstract. Notification of acceptance of the paper to be published in the proceedings: two weeks after the receipt of the draft paper.Ê Final paper will be due on October 2003, after the conference.

Authors are invited to send, as a Word or PDF file, a one-page abstract, as soon as possible, and a draft full paper, by email to Daniel.Dubois@ulg.ac.be or by post mail ( in two copies) to

asbl CHAOS, Dr. Ir. Daniel M. DUBOIS,

Institut de Mathématique, B37, Université de Liège,

Grande Traverse 12, B-4000 LIEGE 1, Belgium.

Tel. : + 32 4 366 00 28 Fax: + 32 4 366 94 89

ABSTRACT

SEND AN ABSTRACT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

The abstract will clearly show:

1. What is the problem to resolve?

2. What is the novelty in the paper?

3. In what aspect, the paper enhances the knowledge of anticipatory systems?

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION ON-LINE FOR CASYS'03: CLICK HERE

Abstract can be sent as an attached Word or PDF file by email, with the following format:

Title of Abstract (16 points bold, centred )

Authors names

Affiliations, addresses / fax - e-mail - http (12 points)

Keywords (12 points bold): Five keywords (12 points).

Abstract

The abstract will contain 1 page.

The title should be written with capitalised initials of words with at least 4 letters.

Printing area should be 15 x 21.7 cm. Use sheets with format A4: 21 x 29.7 cm. The left and right margins are 3 cm and, upper and bottom margins are 4 cm.

Text of abstract in simple interline, with Times New Roman 12-point font size and justified to occupy the full line width.

An Abstract Book will be published and distributed to the participants of the Conference.

FULL DRAFT PAPER :

The full draft papers will be peer-reviewed by at least 2 different referees: each author will receive the comments of the referees after the conference in view of preparing the camera-ready paper following the instructions which will be given.

All the accepted papers will be published in the CASYS'03 Proceedings: either in the AIP Conference Proceedings, published by the American Institute of Physics, either in the International Journal of Computing Anticipatory Systems, IJCAS, published by CHAOS asbl, following the advises of the referees. The proceedings will appear in May 2004.

Awards for the Best Papers: The International Scientific and Program Committees will select the best papers in each topics, following the advices of the referees. The Best Paper Awards Ceremony will happen during the conference.

Instruction for the draft paper: The paper will clearly show:

1. What is the problem to resolve?

2. What is well-known?

3. What is the novelty in the paper?

4. What results are obtained?ÊÊ

5. What is the anticipatory aspect in the paper?

Review papers and tutorial papers on anticipatory systems are also welcome.

Title of Paper

Authors names

Affiliations, addresses / fax - e-mail - http

Abstract: 10 lines

Keywords: 5 keywords