User:Helgus/ Eventological forecasting

The future events cast a shadow before themselves Alexander Campbell.

The subject of eventology consists in a forecasting of results of eventological measurements which are made above systems of events such as reasonable subjects, their groups, or their society. One experiments define behaviour of the big number of similar systems of events and consequently results of measurements reflect behaviour of separate systems of events only statistically. In other experiments where it is used individual psychophysical means and methods of supervision above reasonable subjects, the behaviour of separate systems of events is defined directly, but for reception of statistically significant results it is necessary to lead the big number of measurements above separate similar systems of events.

The problem of an eventological forecasting consists in search of communication between eventological distributions of calendar set of dangerous events and a set of events-harbingers, in other words, in constructing eventological forecasting model which defines probabilities of approach of those or other dangerous events to within a year, month, day or hour.

The eventological forecasting model can be a set-function which arguments are events-harbingers, and values are dangerous events from the calendar set, or a set-function connecting E-distributions of sets of dangerous and calendar events, and also - an eventological forecasting equation, which solutions are similar eventological forecasting set-functions.

As the important example of forecasting the eventological set-equations can be resulted the "Schrodinger E-equation" (eventological analogue of quantum mechanical Schrodinger equations), which is deduced from a condition of balance of full values of set of events and it E-hamiltonians (the sums of values of interactions of all subsets of events of the given set).