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Evolutional Principles of Self-Organization
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Self-Organization is governed by the exchange of information (energy,
entropy, material, etc) between the many-body system and the environment.
Evolutional Principles of Self-Organization
We have explored the following principles
of self-organization by integrating simulation
results on various self-organizing phenomena.
*Many-body system tends to exhibit a "punctuated" evolution against external excitation; specifically, when excitation is continued, creation of a new order and its sudden disruption can be repeated in an intermittent (punctuated) way.
*Self-organization evolves in a marked way as the generated entropy is eliminated from the system.
*In punctuated transition from an old order to a new order specific modes, which are comparable to the characteristic scales of the order, are drastically excited to destroy the old structure and create a new structure. After the creation of new structure unnecessary modes disappear.
*Entropy production rate is maximized in transition.
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