THE LANGUAGE OF GENERAL SYSTEMS LOGICAL THEORY (GSLT)
Germano Resconi, Charles Rattray, Gillian Hill · International Journal of General Systems · 1999
The syntactic and semantic aspects of the formal language of general system logical theory (GSLT) are presented. Following an introduction to the language of GSLT, we show the power of GSLT in a number of different areas. One possible model for GSLT is category theory. The categorical structures we formally expressed by a network of elementary logical system (ELS), basic components of GSLT. GSLT uses the input-output paradigm to transform the static classical form of categorical structures to dynamic transformations of objects and morphisms. Connection with general system theory and Klir's general system problem solver (GSPS) is given.