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The Common Extremalities in Biology and Physics
Maximum Energy Dissipation Principle in Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Evolution
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eBook - ePub
The Common Extremalities in Biology and Physics
Maximum Energy Dissipation Principle in Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Evolution
About this book
The Common Extremalities in Biology and Physics is the first unified systemic description of dissipative phenomena, taking place in biology, and non-dissipative (conservative) phenomena, which is more relevant to physics. Fully updated and revised, this new edition extends our understanding of nonlinear phenomena in biology and physics from the extreme / optimal perspective.
- The first book to provide understanding of physical phenomena from a biological perspective and biological phenomena from a physical perspective
- Discusses emerging fields and analysis
- Provides examples
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Table of contents
- Cover image
- Table of Contents
- Front-matter
- Copyright
- Preface
- 1. Extreme Energy Dissipation
- 2. Some General Optimal Control Problems Useful for Biokinetics
- 3. Variational and the Optimal Control Models in Biokinetics
- 4. Extreme Character of Evolution in Trophic Pyramid of Biological Systems and the Maximum Energy Dissipation/Least Action Principle
- 4.1. Acceleration of Dissipation in Molecular Processes is the Cause of Emergence of Trophic Pyramid of Biological Systems
- 4.2. Maximum Energy Dissipation Principle and Evolution of Biological Systems
- 4.3. The Pinnacle of Trophic Pyramid of Biological SystemsâSymbiosis of Biological and Nonbiological Accelerating Loops: Technological Accelerating Loop
- 5. Phenomenological Cost and Penalty Interpretation of the Lagrange Formalism in Physics
- 6. Conceptual Aspects of the Common Extrema in Biology and Physics
- Main Conclusions and Remaining Questions