Paradigm of Self-Organization II

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This is the second volume with the title The Paradigm of Self-Organization and will serve to complement the previous one by developing and extending the discussion of self-organizing systems. It contains contributions from three areas: general questions; questions from physics and chemistry; and questions from cognition and biology, which provide elucidation to the subject of self-organization. The diversity of topics in this volume show the pervasiveness of the theme of self-organization in science and will thus be of interest to all scientists who are concerned with its development.


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This is the second volume with the title The Paradigm of Self-Organization and will serve to complement the previous one by developing and extending the discussion of self-organizing systems. It contains contributions from three areas: general questions; questions from physics and chemistry; and questions from cognition and biology, which provide elucidation to the subject of self-organization. The diversity of topics in this volume show the pervasiveness of the theme of self-organization in science and will thus be of interest to all scientists who are concerned with its development.


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