Topologically Modulated Signals and Predicate Gates For Their Processing
G. Kouzaev
Abstract
In the paper electromagnetic signals distinguished by their discrete modulation of spatial distributions of fields and amplitudes are considered. Amplitudes of the impulses play a role of predicates and discrete spatial distributions of fields serve as predicate variables. Designed electronic gates are different by parallelism of the signal processing and allow to create a predicate processor for artificial intellect applications.
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