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Self-organization, Self-organization - Examples, Self-organization - History of the idea, Self-organization - Overview, Self-organization - Self-organization in biology, Self-organization - Self-organization in chemistry, Self-organization - Self-organization in human society, Self-organization - Self-organization in mathematics and computer science, Self-organization - Self-organization in physics, mathematics concepts: fractal - random graph - power law - small world phenomenon - cellular automata, physics concepts: thermodynamics - non-equilibrium thermodynamics - statistical mechanics - phase transition - dissipative structures - turbulence, chemistry concepts: reaction-diffusion - autocatalysis, biology concepts: evolution - morphogenesis - homeostasis - coordination dynamics, social concepts: participatory organization, systems theory concepts: cybernetics - autopoiesis, complex systems concepts: emergence - evolutionary computation - artificial life - self-organized criticality - "edge of chaos" - spontaneous order - metastability, computer science concepts: swarm intelligence, philosophical concepts: tectology - complementary pairs
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Self-organization - Examples | | | |  Self-organization - Examples: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - ExamplesThe following list summarizes and classifies the instances of self-organization found in different disciplines. As the list grows, it becomes increasingly difficult to determine whether these phenomena are all fundamentally the same process, or the same label applied to several different processes. Self-organization, despite its intuitive simplicity as a concept, has proven notoriously difficult to define and pin down formally or mathematically, and it is entirely possible that any precise definition might not include all the ...
See also:Self-organization, Self-organization - Overview, Self-organization - History of the idea, Self-organization - Examples, Self-organization - Self-organization in physics, Self-organization - Self-organization in chemistry, Self-organization - Self-organization in biology, Self-organization - Self-organization in mathematics and computer science, Self-organization - Self-organization in human society Read more here: » Self-organization: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - Examples |
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| | | | Self-organization - Examples: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - History of the idea The idea that the dynamics of a system can tend by themselves to increase the inherent order of a system has a long history. One of the earliest statements of this idea was by the philosopher Descartes, in the fifth part of his Discourse on Method, where he presents it hypothetically. Descartes further elaborated on the idea at great length in a book called Le Monde that was never published.
The ancient atomists (among others) believed that a designing intelligence was unnecessary, arguing that given enough time and spac ...
See also:Self-organization, Self-organization - Overview, Self-organization - History of the idea, Self-organization - Examples, Self-organization - Self-organization in physics, Self-organization - Self-organization in chemistry, Self-organization - Self-organization in biology, Self-organization - Self-organization in mathematics and computer science, Self-organization - Self-organization in human society Read more here: » Self-organization: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - History of the idea |
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| | | | Self-organization - Examples: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - Overview The most robust and unambiguous examples of self-organizing systems are from physics, where the concept was first noted. Self-organization is also relevant in chemistry, where it has often been taken as being synonymous with self-assembly. The concept of self-organization is central to the description of biological systems, from the subcellular to the ecosystem level. There are also cited examples of "self-organizing" behaviour found in the literature of many other disciplines, both in the natural sciences and the social sciences such as economics or anthropology. Self-organization has also been observed in m ...
See also:Self-organization, Self-organization - Overview, Self-organization - History of the idea, Self-organization - Examples, Self-organization - Self-organization in physics, Self-organization - Self-organization in chemistry, Self-organization - Self-organization in biology, Self-organization - Self-organization in mathematics and computer science, Self-organization - Self-organization in human society Read more here: » Self-organization: Encyclopedia II - Self-organization - Overview |
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