Socio-configuration space

Introducing the C-dimensional socio-configuration space the time dependent socio-configuration of a sample society can be represented by a moving point n (t) = , (t) in the space This space plays a similar role to that of the phase space 2 for macrovariables in statistical physics. Under the assumption... 

Assumed are P distinct populations a = 1, 2,. ..,P) and a one-dimensional attitude space SI, because the only aspect under consideration is habitation . Assuming L possible quarters or habitats i = 1, 2,..., L, for instance in a city, these correspond to the attitudes i to live in quarter The socio-configuration can be represented as a point in the C-dimensional socio-configuration space where C = PL ... 

Attitude Space, Socio-Configuration and Situation Space... 

The more general case, as already indicated in Sect. 3.1, consists of an interaction between socio-configuration x t) e , situation vector y( ) e and the trend parameters K t) = iti( ),. ..,KT(t) e X where the trend parameters K(t) are now represented as elements of a T-dimensional trend-space When thinking in terms of Langevin equations the coupled set of equations for the variables... 

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