Abstract
A concept of separation of procedures is introduced to study cooperative phenomena theoretically. Some typical important examples of this concept are presented to clarify its usefulness; Kubo's stochastic Liouville equation, some generalized diffusionlike equations, van Kampen's expansion, Kubo's extensivity, Prigogine's entropy production, the scaling theory of transient phenomena based on the Lie algebra, and Suzuki's CAM theory of cooperative phenomena are discussed from the new viewpoint of separation of procedures.
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