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Derived Action '''express itself in three [[Modes of Action|modes / components]]'''. Their are the functional operators that operates at the level of Derived Action in the Process of Formation of Reality.
 
Derived Action '''express itself in three [[Modes of Action|modes / components]]'''. Their are the functional operators that operates at the level of Derived Action in the Process of Formation of Reality.
  
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:The [[Fundamental Force]], the fundamental [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]], acting on the [[Elementary Field]], producing Action, expresses itself in three inseparable modes, the modes, the components of Action:
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:The [[Derived Agents / Forces]] acting on the [[Derived Acted / Field]], producing Derived Action, express themselves in three inseparable modes, the modes, the components of Physical and Cognitive Action respecively:
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:*Operator [[Variation]]: expression of the [[Principle of Uncertainty]], it transmutes the pressure of the Fundamental Force in an incessant flux of variation ([[Perturbation]]), fluctuations, of the fundamental parameters of the Elementary Field
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:*[[Perturbation]] - [[Perception]]: specifications of the operator [[Variation]] and expression of the [[Principle of Uncertainty]], they transmute the pressure of the [[Derived Agents / Forces]] in an incessant flux of variations , fluctuations, of the fundamental parameters of the [[Derived Acted / Fields]]
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:*Operator [[Propagation]]: expression of the [[Principle of Action and Reaction]],it transmutes the perturbations in translational fluxes ([[Translation]]), directed to the restoration of homogeneity, of isotropy
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:*[[Translation]] - [[Communication]]: specifications of the operator [[Propagation]] and expression of the [[Principle of Action and Reaction]], they transmute the variations in propagational fluxes, directed to the restoration of homogeneity, of isotropy
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:*Operator [[Conservation]]: expression of the [[Principle of Least Action]], transmutes the propagation of the perturbations in rotational fluxes ([[Rotation]], that tend to conserve the same perturbations.
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:*[[Rotation]] - [[Storage]]: specifications of the operator [[Conservation]] and expression of the [[Principle of Least Action]], transmutes the propagation of the variations in conservative fluxes, that tend to conserve the same perturbations.
  
 
All the forms of Action are limited.
 
All the forms of Action are limited.
  
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At any level of comp'lexity, Action represents '''the transition from the possibile to the actual'''.
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At any level of [[Complexity]], Derived Action represents '''the transition from the possibile to the actual'''.
  
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It is the '''expression of''' the fundamental features of the two components of the [[Primary Source]], the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]], '''[[causality]] and [[variationality]]''' ([[spatiality]] and [[temporality]]) respectively.
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It is the '''expression of''' the fundamental features of the two components of the [[Derived Sources]], the [[Derived Agents / Forces]] and the [[Derived Acted / Fields]], '''[[causality]] and [[variationality]]''' ([[spatiality]] and [[temporality]]) respectively, in the physical and cognitive domains of Reality.
  
 
== Common definition  ==
 
== Common definition  ==

Revision as of 19:51, 29 July 2020

Definition

Derived Action is any form of Action, other than, more complex of, the Elementary Action.

We call these forms of Action as "derived" because they comes from the organization, the evolution, of the most elementary form of Action.

As the Elementary Action is the expression of the Primary Source, the couple Fundamental Force and Elementary Field, Derived Action is the expression of the Derived Sources, the couples composed by Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields, that manifest themselves through all the derived, more complex, forms of Agency.

We characterize the Derived Action with reference to the different domains of Reality and to the different aspects that compose the Process of Formation of Reality: the Process of Formation of Physical Reality and Process of Formation of Cognitive Reality.

Derived Action is the second point of the "Main causal chain of Reality": Force-Action-Information-Form.

It is the main expression of Agency. It is the product of the inner interaction (Physical and Cognitive Interaction) between Derived Agents / Forces and Derived Acted / Fields, the fundamental manifestation of the Derived Sources.

Action represents the expression, the manifestation of causal agents, Derived Forces acting on Derived Fields. It represent the act of producing Complex Events, changes in the state of "acted Entities". This is the fundament of the complex levels of Reality. It is the "substrate" of the Physical and the Cognitive Existence and the Physical and the Cognitive Essence / Form, and, more in general, of Information (In-Form-Action), the Structures of Information and the Forms that compose the Physical and the Cognitive Universe in Evolution.

It relates to the distribution of Complex Events in the causal, spatial and temporal dimensions, both in the physical and in the Cognitive domains.

Derived Action express itself in three modes / components. Their are the functional operators that operates at the level of Derived Action in the Process of Formation of Reality.

The Derived Agents / Forces acting on the Derived Acted / Field, producing Derived Action, express themselves in three inseparable modes, the modes, the components of Physical and Cognitive Action respecively:

All the forms of Action are limited.

At any level of Complexity, Derived Action represents the transition from the possibile to the actual.

It is the expression of the fundamental features of the two components of the Derived Sources, the Derived Agents / Forces and the Derived Acted / Fields, causality and variationality (spatiality and temporality) respectively, in the physical and cognitive domains of Reality.

Common definition

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See also

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