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- Mathematical Model of politics
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- Order of Choice
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- Orderliness of Choice
- survival process theory
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- new political science
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- the 3rd Law of politics
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목록Mathematical Model of political science (2)
New Political Science
(3) a. Mathematical Model of Political Capacity
(3) Mathematical Model of the 1st Law a. Mathematical Model of Political Capacity As discussed earlier, all political actors, such as individuals or political organizations, have a survival capacity , which can be represented as a vector of three terms as follows. [Fmla.1.1: Repeated] \( \vec{L} = \begin{bmatrix} A \\ E \\ \vec{I} \end{bmatrix} \) The 1st law explains the relationship between th..
c. Mathematical Model of Size of Power and Cohesion Force I consider the content I explained based on [Diag.2.A.6] to be only a means of providing the intuition necessary to easily understand the size of power and cohesion force, not that all values (the area of the circle and the area of the rectangle) depicted geometrically here accurately represent the precise values to be used in the mathema..