Fouzi M. Ben-Ali: Structural design of a national youth and sports information system using the viable system model. 394-404
Dirk Vriens, Jan Achterbergh: Cybernetically sound organizational structures I: de Sitter's design theory. 405-424
Jan Achterbergh, Dirk Vriens: Cybernetically sound organizational structures II: Relating de Sitter's design theory to Beer's viable system model. 425-438
Guo Cai-fen, Jing Ran-zhe: Modeling and controlling work-in-progress in discrete manufacturing systems. 842-847
Lixin Tao, Yingfan Guo, Weiwei Du: Criteria for omnibearing imbalance of macroeconomic system structures and their strategic optimization. 848-853
Huang Shaoluo, Liu Woye, Duxiling: Study on contingency evolution of acquisition organization systems based on the game group link method. 854-859
Jin Zhu, Xingsheng Gu, Wei Gu: Robust optimization approach for short-term scheduling of batch plants under demand uncertainty? 860-870
Jin Zhu, Xingsheng Gu, Wei Gu: Optimal multiperiod scheduling of multiproduct batch plants under demand uncertainty. 871-882
Tai Kuang, Qing-Xin Zhu, Yue Sun: Edge detection for highly distorted images suffering Gaussian noise based on improve Canny algorithm. 883-893
Huaishu Li, Yanhui Lai, Wu Qiang, Xiang Dong: Mathematics model and numerical calculation for stability of synchronous generator rectification systems. 894-904
Weiwei Li, Zhuo Wang, Jinglian Huang: The e-derivative of Boolean functions and its application in the fault detection and cryptographic system. 905-911
Alex M. Andrew: ASC conference, CYBCOM discussion. 926-929
Volume 40, Number 7/8, 2011
Special Issue:
Cybernetics:
Art, Design, Mathematics - A MetaDisciplinary Conversation:
Papers from the 2010 Conference of the American Society for Cybernetics
Ranulph Glanville: Introduction: a conference doing the cybernetics of cybernetics. 952-963
Gary M. Boyd: Why the arts need cybernetics for our long-term viability. 976-983
Jonas Braasch: A cybernetic model approach for free jazz improvisations. 984-994
Ron Eglash: Multiple objectivity: an anti-relativist approach to situated knowledge. 995-1003
Thomas Fischer: When is analog? When is digital? 1004-1014
Nat Friedman: An introduction to hyperseeing and hypersculptures. 1015-1020
Dmitry V. Galkin: The hypothesis of interactive evolution. 1021-1029
Joanna Wlaszyn: Re-thinking metaphor, experience and aesthetic awareness. 1196-1206
Alex M. Andrew: Climate change again, MIT plans, exoskeleton, WikiLeaks. 1207-1209
Volume 40, Number 9/10, 2011
Special Issue:
Forty years of Kybernetes
Alex M. Andrew: A little known origin of cybernetics and some implications. 1235-1242
Bernard Scott: Toward a cybernetic psychology. 1247-1257
Zdenka Zenko, Matjaz Mulej: Diffusion of innovative behaviour with social responsibility. 1258-1272
Raul Espejo: Seeing a case study through a cybernetic epistemological lens. 1273-1296
Alex M. Andrew: Daisyworld and physiological rein control. 1297-1304
Abdul-Majid Wazwaz, Randolph Rach: Comparison of the Adomian decomposition method and the variational iteration method for solving the Lane-Emden equations of the first and second kinds. 1305-1318
Grahame Blackwell: Cosmic system dynamics: a cyberneticist's perspective on gravitation. 1319-1330