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Any algebraic structure equipped with a hyperoperation.
A set of sets or a system of systems.
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One has also to remember that within a hyperstructure - which a regime resembles - not every entity and organization has to be in the same area of state space.
A very densely populated habitat, as in arcology.
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With historical landscapes erased, with megastructures and superblocks as primary components, and with an increasingly dense and self-contained circulation system, the new financial district is best conceived as a single, demonically self-referential hyperstructure, a Miesian skyscape raised to dementia.
A set of documents interlinked by hyperlinks, along with the links between documents.
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The editing process is split between the hyperstructure editing process and the content editing process: the hyperstructure editing enables the editing of the constituents defined in the hyperstructure: nodes, links, hyperdocuments etc .
There are close relationships between these items. For example, a syntax rule presented by text, and its corresponding concept illustrated by a cartoon have a close relation. Therefore, a function is needed to support the reference operation freely between closely related items. A hyperstructure is used to achieve this function.
Hyperstructure hotlists provide two valuable enhancements to conventional WWW indexing tools.