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the outer coaction field, can be inherited by the inner coaction field if and only if
the attributes of the outer field and those of the inner field do not conflict. If a con-
flict occurs, the attribute of the inner field is chosen.
11.8.2.3 Integration and Separation of Coaction Fields
The coaction fields CF, and CF,- can be merged into a new coaction field CF,j, which
can be separated again into CF,, and CF,-. The attributes of Cf/,- are inherited from
those of Cf, and Cf)- if and only if the attributes of CF, and CF,- do not conflict. If a
conflict occurs, one of the conflicting rules is chosen and inherited.
11.8.2.4 Examples of Integration of Coaction Fields
In the top most diagram of Figure 11.6, CF, has the attributes of knowledge of
books and means of reading books. CF 2 has the attributes of the game rules and a
knowledge of game machines. In this case, the attributes of both coaction fields
do not conflict. The attributes of CF, are inherited by CF 2.
In the second diagram of Figure 11.6, CF, has the attributes of knowledge of
English and the law of gravity. CF 2 has the attributes of knowledge of Japanese and
the law of nongravity. When CF, and CF 2 merge, the knowledge of English and the
knowledge of Japanese are inherited by a new coaction field, CF 3. However, the law
of gravity in CF, and the law of nongravity in CF 2 come into conflict, so one of these
laws needs to be chosen. In the diagram, the law of gravity is selected. In the third
diagram of Figure 11.6, the attributes of CF, and those of CF 2 do not come into con-
flict, so all of the attributes in CF, and CF 2 are inherited by CF 3.
11.8.2.5 Means for Interaction
The means for interaction among inhabitants are provided in a coaction field.
11.8.2.6 Control Function
The control functions include one that creates, merges, or separates coaction fields
and one for interpreting between different languages.
11.8.2.7 Visualization
Although the naked eye cannot normally see a flow of a fluid at the molecular level
in the real world, through HR, the flow of a fluid or the structure of a molecule can
be visualized and displayed stereoscopically.
11.9 POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS OF HYPERREALITY
The following applications can be developed using HR.
