Written by Warfield and reviewed carefully by Staley before printing, this is a summary covering the totality of the research and IM workshop activity performed by IASIS collaboratively with Ford Research Laboratory over the four year period 1990-1994.

Transitive interconnection of two transitive, multilevel structures in interpretive structural modeling is discussed, along with some implications for the modeling process.

Shipped to George Mason on 23 October 2000.

Research notes. Nice title typed on first page, followed by a page of green-inked notes and diagrams. Probably this is from the same time period as either the Graphics Language project in early 1980's, or the Graphics Representation Glossary in 1960's.

Presented at Instituto Tecnologico Y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) Industrial Engineering Department Seminars, on 10 and 11 December 1990.

This is a collection of 31 transparencies printed and tape-bound as a manual, and used as a handout for the George Mason University 4-day Short Course on Complexity Science and Interactive Management, offered 15-18 February 1999. The full title is: “Transparencies for the Mathematics of Structure: Its Relevance to Knowledge Construction and Reconstruction in All Fields of Study."

Enlarged page-size figures of the eleven illustrations used in Warfield's 1978 manuscript “Understanding Delta Charts.”

An invited lecture at the Hitachi Systems Development Laboratory, Kawasaki, Japan, 16 November 1994.

Draft manuscript entitled “Science in Threes and Fours: Complexity in Perspective” along with handwritten notes.

Identification and discussion of twelve laws incorporated in the Science of Generic Design. They are the Laws of: Gradation, Universal Priors, Inherent Conflict, Limits, Validation, Success and Failure, Requisite Saliency, Requisite Variety, Triadic Compatibility, Structural Underconceptualization, Requisite Parsimony, and Uncorrelated Extremes. Also with the manuscript in the file folder is "Table 1, Overview of Origins and Significance of 12 laws of Generic Design, February 1990." which presents some of the talk in matrix format Warfield…

Transparencies and other materials to accompany “Complexity Lecture No. 2.” The topics covered are Twenty laws of Complexity, Three Categories of the Laws, and Five Indices of Complexity, with values determined from applications. Part of a series of 12 lectures on complexity given at the Johnson Center, George Mason University. First of three lectures on topic of Science. This lecture was not videotaped.

Each Law is presented in a "Brief" which contains the title, its origins, references (if any), statement of the law and its interpretation.