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'''The Dynamics of Action is the part of [[Evolutionary Dynamics]] that studies the dynamics of the Events that incessantly form [[Reality]], in their causal, space and time dimensions''' or, in other words, "why and how ([[Principles]] and [[Processes]] - dyna) what exists ([[Entities]] - onto) produces what happens ([[Events]] - pheno), the Principles and the Processes that describe the product of the first part of the [[Process of Formation of Reality]], the [[Formative sub-processes|sub-process]] of [[Creation]].
 
'''The Dynamics of Action is the part of [[Evolutionary Dynamics]] that studies the dynamics of the Events that incessantly form [[Reality]], in their causal, space and time dimensions''' or, in other words, "why and how ([[Principles]] and [[Processes]] - dyna) what exists ([[Entities]] - onto) produces what happens ([[Events]] - pheno), the Principles and the Processes that describe the product of the first part of the [[Process of Formation of Reality]], the [[Formative sub-processes|sub-process]] of [[Creation]].
  
In general, by "Dynamics of action" we intend the dynamics of the:
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In general, by "Dynamics of Action" we intend the dynamics of the:
 
*[[Elementary Action]] (with reference to the desciption of the dynamics of the points in the Elementary Field, [[Micro-gradients]] and their corresponding [[Micro-states]])  
 
*[[Elementary Action]] (with reference to the desciption of the dynamics of the points in the Elementary Field, [[Micro-gradients]] and their corresponding [[Micro-states]])  
 
*the infinite forms of [[Derived Action]], whose dynamics determines the [[Fundamental Physical Quantities]] and the [[Fundamental Constants of Nature]], and deeply influences the relation and the balance between [[Continuity (or) and Granularity]].
 
*the infinite forms of [[Derived Action]], whose dynamics determines the [[Fundamental Physical Quantities]] and the [[Fundamental Constants of Nature]], and deeply influences the relation and the balance between [[Continuity (or) and Granularity]].

Revision as of 17:53, 16 May 2020

Definition

Action is the product of the inner interaction between the two complementary aspects of the Sources (Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields) that produces Events (variation of/in the Fields, that represent Existence, from the elementary level of Reality to the most complex ones).

The Dynamics of Action is the part of Evolutionary Dynamics that studies the dynamics of the Events that incessantly form Reality, in their causal, space and time dimensions or, in other words, "why and how (Principles and Processes - dyna) what exists (Entities - onto) produces what happens (Events - pheno), the Principles and the Processes that describe the product of the first part of the Process of Formation of Reality, the sub-process of Creation.

In general, by "Dynamics of Action" we intend the dynamics of the:

This part of dynamics studies:

  • the nature and the properties of the Events and their interactions / organization in networks and processes that form the whole Reality and the Universe in evolution
  • the ways in which Action manifests itself, the components of Action

Action represent the substance, the support of all that exists, and its components are the roots of all the phenomena both in the Physical and in the Cognitive domains of Reality.

Their are the ways of the manifestation of Action, its forms of expression, the Modes of Action:

Action Physical Action Cognitive Action
Variation Perturbation Perception
Propagation Translation Communication
Conservation Rotation Storage

Action is the product of Agency, the main property of the Sources. Agency (Causality and Variationality) is a continuum, a continuous relation/interaction that links Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields in an incessant Creation of a universal network of Events, of Action.

With respect to the level of Reality we are observing, we can identify:

Common definition

Links to Wikipedia pages:

See also

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

Classification