Spatial Grasp Language (SGL)

Abstract

The chapter offers complete details of the latest SGL version particularly suitable for dealing with large security systems and emerging crisis situations. It describes main types of constants representing information, physical matter or both and five very different and specific types of variables operating in fully distributed spaces and even being mobile themselves when serving spreading algorithms. Also given full repertoire of the language operations, called rules, which can be arbitrarily nested and carry different navigation, creation, processing, assignment, control, verification, context, exchange, transference, echoing, timing and other loads. The rules equally operate with local and remote values, process both, matter and distributed networked knowledge, and can express active graph-based patterns navigating, matching, conquering and changing distributed environments. Elementary programming examples in SGL are also provided.

Citation

Sapaty, P.S. (2019), "Spatial Grasp Language (SGL)", Complexity in International Security, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 37-71. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-715-820191004