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Thermodynamic self-organization
In thermodynamics, thermodynamic self-organization is a variant of self-organization, used prominently among Russian scientists, referring to assembly behaviors describable by thermodynamics in the near-equilibrium range. [1] The term is used such to distinguish two variants of energy dispersion: (a) operations related to near-equilibrium processes (thermodynamic self-organization) and (b) operations related to non-equilibrium processes (dynamic self-organizations), the latter generally being associated with Prigoginean thermodynamics. [2] In the view of Russian physical chemist Georgi Gladyshev’s hierarchical thermodynamics, thermodynamic self-organization is defined as the spontaneous ordered joining of the structures of the i-th hierarchy into structures of the (i+1)-th hierarchy. [3]
References
1. This terminology was used at the 2008 5-th International Inter-Sciences Symposium "Applied Synergetics in Nano-technologies", e.g. in the lectures of Georgi Gladyshev and V.S. Ivanova, among other scientists at the conference (source: 13 Jan 09 email from Gladyshev to Libb Thims).
2. Author. (1998). Russian Metallurgy (pg. 101). London: Scientific Information Consultants.
3. Gladyshev, Georgi, P. (1997). Thermodynamic Theory of the Evolution of Living Beings (appendix: Thermodynamic self-organization, pg. 137). Commack, New York: Nova Science Publishers.
Further reading
● Ulyanov, S.V. Yamafuji, K. Fukuda, T. Arai, F. Rizzotto, G.G. Pagni, A. (1996). “Quantum and Thermodynamic Self-Organization Conditions for Artificial Life of Biolgical Mobile Micro-nano-robot with AI Control”, Micro Machine and Human Science, Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium, 2-4 Oct.
● Gladyshev, Georgi P. (2003). “Thermodynamic Self-Organization as a Mechanism of Hierarchical Structure Formation of Biological Matter” (abstract), Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism, Vol. 28. No 2. Pgs 157-88(32).
References
1. This terminology was used at the 2008 5-th International Inter-Sciences Symposium "Applied Synergetics in Nano-technologies", e.g. in the lectures of Georgi Gladyshev and V.S. Ivanova, among other scientists at the conference (source: 13 Jan 09 email from Gladyshev to Libb Thims).
2. Author. (1998). Russian Metallurgy (pg. 101). London: Scientific Information Consultants.
3. Gladyshev, Georgi, P. (1997). Thermodynamic Theory of the Evolution of Living Beings (appendix: Thermodynamic self-organization, pg. 137). Commack, New York: Nova Science Publishers.
Further reading
● Ulyanov, S.V. Yamafuji, K. Fukuda, T. Arai, F. Rizzotto, G.G. Pagni, A. (1996). “Quantum and Thermodynamic Self-Organization Conditions for Artificial Life of Biolgical Mobile Micro-nano-robot with AI Control”, Micro Machine and Human Science, Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium, 2-4 Oct.
● Gladyshev, Georgi P. (2003). “Thermodynamic Self-Organization as a Mechanism of Hierarchical Structure Formation of Biological Matter” (abstract), Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism, Vol. 28. No 2. Pgs 157-88(32).
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