Review and Constructive Definitions for Mathematically Engineered Systems as Categorical Interpretation

  • Klesges C
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Abstract

An analysis was performed to compare the expressibility under category theory for algebraic aspects to systems engineering. The purpose is to replicate the developed aspects under �model-based� specification theorems. A categorical definition for �system� is constructed in the category of categories centrally defined by epimorphism & functor. Then the major theorems developed for model-based are reconstructed and whose proofs chain are presented through respective deductions from Wymore[1] and Awoday[2]. The resultant is two-fold: showing �parallel� deductive abstractions and interpreted �categorical� primitives as deductive results. Algebraic differences exist in universality, indexing, and adjoint for engineering specification, yet �system of system� construction has express under functors via graphical �diagrams�. Finally type differences both intension & extension are explored throughout, and supplementary representations are discussed in incorporating �set� and �structural� formalizations to system (engineering) aspects.

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Klesges, C. (2019). Review and Constructive Definitions for Mathematically Engineered Systems as Categorical Interpretation. In Systems Engineering in Context (pp. 151–172). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00114-8_13

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