HELIX
| Collection | International Encyclopedia of Systems and Cybernetics |
|---|---|
| Year | 2004 |
| Vol. (num.) | 2(1) |
| ID | ◀ 1512 ▶ |
| Object type | General information, Methodology or model |
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The helix can be cylindrical, or conical.
A cylindrical Template:Ency term corresponds to Template:Ency term of the Template:Ency term or system thus modelized. The conical helix (i.e. the spiral) when opening, corresponds to an expansive Template:Ency term, that may eventually end up in a Template:Ency term. The closing helix indicates a trend toward Template:Ency term.
Ch. Template:Ency person showed that helices are brachystochronic Template:Ency term in a Template:Ency term, i.e.: “… the Template:Ency term corresponding to the highest velocity or the least energetic expense… joining the starting point and the terminal one” (1950, p.51).
This explains the relative predominance of helicoidal movements and Template:Ency term in nature, in relation with the least possible production Template:Ency term of Template:Ency term in Template:Ency term.
Template:Ency person states that the helix is a Template:Ency term of dialectic movement: “… because Template:Ency term has two components: 1) a Template:Ency term in which thesis and antithesis symmetrically negate each other and the synthesis represents a return to the thesis, following its definition as a negation of the negation; and 2) a non-reversible Template:Ency term for which all three stages represent a movement in the same direction” (1994, p.353).