The Pentapolar Representation System is a computational framework that models entities as systems of five poles (pentapoles). This approach provides a structured way to represent information flow and processing in complex systems.
- Pentapolar Fundamentals: Introduction to the five pole types and their functions
- Information Flow: How information traverses through the pentapolar system
- Pole Configurations: Monopoles, dipoles, tripoles, and multipoles
- Polarity and Orientation: Vector representation and encoding of pole orientations
- API Reference: Complete class structure and method documentation
- Algorithm Details: Implementation details and computational approach
- Class Diagrams: Visual representation of class relationships
- Logic Flows: Sequence and interaction diagrams
// Create a simple pentapolar environment
const env = new Environment();
// Add the five poles
env.absorber = new Absorber();
env.listener = new Listener();
env.executor = new Executor();
env.mediator = new Mediator();
env.radiator = new Radiator();
// Information flows through the pentapolar system
env.absorb(information)
.then(info => env.listen(info))
.then(info => env.execute(info))
.then(info => env.mediate(info))
.then(info => env.emit(info));
To use the Pentapolar Representation System in your project:
- Install the package:
npm install pentapoles
- Import the required classes:
import { Environment, Absorber, ... } from 'pentapoles'
- Create your pentapolar structure as shown in the example above
- Process information through the system using the five core functions
- Examples Directory: Contains practical examples of pentapolar systems
- Test Suite: Demonstrates functionality and provides usage patterns