System Isomorphisms: The Systemic Transdisciplinary Aspect

Abstract

The article is devoted to the substantiation of systemic isomorphisms. The rationale is based on the fact that the universe is a single ordered environment and this order is manifested in every fragment of the universe. The definition of a system as an order that determines the unity and integrity of an object and the uniqueness of such an order made it possible to formulate an epistemological model in which the "system in general" is an object that transforms matter, energy and information. Functional and structural isomorphism is substantiated with the help of translational disciplinary models of order. The systemic dualism of the system consists in the fact that the system exists simultaneously in two guises - as a standard and as its embodiment in reality or systemic dualism. It is shown that in order to perform the main transformation function, the system must have a structure as a set of interrelated elements.  The use of these isomorphisms for the analysis of the socio-economic development of mankind is shown. As a result, man and his household are designated as the basic elements of humanity. The systemic goals of the development of social and economic relations are outlined. It shows how the goals of human development and the goals of human development as a system, studied as a system, are interconnected. It is shown that the results of human development completely depend on how much managerial influence corresponds to isosorphisms - the development of the system is possible only with the coevolutionary development of all basic elements and represents a consistent change in the state of the basic elements and the connections between them in accordance with the standard in time and space. The transdisciplinarity of the described isomorphisms and order models makes it possible to analyze and predict the state and development of both systems.