Titlebook: Disequilibrium and Self-Organisation; C. W. Kilmister (Former Professor of Mathematics) Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht,

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Spontaneously Broken Symmetries and Dissipative Structures,such as electromagnetic interactions, which could reasonably be responsible for living structures are highly symmetric. Quantum field theory predicts that ordered structures are likely to appear when the symmetry of the basic Lagrangian is broken by choosing an unsymmetric vacuum. We suggest that lo

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On the Coherence of Ultraweak Photonemission from Living Tissues,re centimeter of surface area, ranging at least from ultraviolet to infrared. At a first view it appears likely that this “l(fā)ow-level luminescence” corresponds to a chaotic, spontaneous chemiluminescence. However, its temperature dependence and the manifold correlations to physiological and biologica

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Evolution: Natural Selection or Self-Organization?,ant and misleading as an explanation. This is exemplified in current studies on the origin of life, on development and pattern formation, and on the nature of heredity. As a metaphor which arose from a particular perception of life, natural selection serves only to reinforce the prejudice which gave

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The Transition from Town to City: Metropolitan Behaviour in the 19th Century,830. The influence of perception on the styles of behaviour as exhibited by the inhabitants is studied. The model shall give some more insight into the formation of large cities which can be thought of as being basic structures determining the history of Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. The di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4718-4Information; complex systems; entropy; information theory; model; modeling; thermodynamics

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978-94-010-8598-4D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1986

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Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Beitr?geAccording to the standard model of cosmology [1], the Universe, including . itself and ., was created in one event nearly point-like in time, the Big Bang.

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