The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). Living language with great improvement invented further development of methods of invention, called its author G. C. Altshuller Algorithm for Inventive Problem Solving (ARIZ). When I read the books of these authors, she was engaged in creativity .. The book is intended for a wide range of readers - from schoolchildren to engineers. To the Readers[edit] Meet the Inventive Tasks. Ten Seconds of Invention . This tall, tall, tall pipe"Very few survive to the end"And manually itches the forehead... Another problem. There are tools, but... Cubes for inventors. Behind the house is the forest. The environment and not a single gun . Why difficult tasks?Inventive situation. Vassal systems and seigneur systemsIn the world of contradictions. We'll make it harder to keep it. The battle for simplicity: from the task to its model. Task model. Vepol - technical system "molecule"Five simple rules. Tasks for training . Wings for Icarus . Dedalariz error: first acquaintance. Don't think about the monkey . Steel milling program. Six Tasks . Overcoming the barrier. The law is the law . Attention: task of special complexity. Know the laws. Lifelines technical systems. Stages of the Great Path. The Saga of StandardsOn how difficult simple techniques. The Trojan Horse . The third is not superfluous .. On all hands . A bit of practice. Flying Figures . Physics and ... Psychic . Inventive character. Physics for Inventors . Bridges over psychological cracks . Moved by . Very simple: there is a substance, but there is no substance. Some features of ARIZ-80. How to Declare Unbounded. The hour, the day, the whole life . Power of Mind . Something about Sherlock Holmes . Invention and discovery: what exactly is the difference?Professor N. , author of "The Famous Theory of Quasimodulation Hyperoptimum"... The Blue Bird . What's Next? (Instead of Conclusion), Appendices:1. ARIZ-77 (fragment), 2. Application of physical influences and effects in solving inventive problems (fragment of the table), 3. Standard solutions for some classes of inventive problems. 4. Tasks and Game