The Informational Foundations of Organization in Physical and Biological Systems : Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Self-Organization
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| author | Ndenga, Barack |
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| contents | <p>This publication introduces a unified theoretical framework for understanding organization in physical and biological systems through the lens of information. The work argues that information plays a central role in shaping structure, stability, and self-organization, extending classical thermodynamic perspectives. By framing organization as the result of an information–entropy balance, the article provides conceptual foundations applicable to non-equilibrium physics, living systems, and adaptive processes.The study aims to bridge thermodynamics, information theory, and complexity science, offering new insights into the emergence and persistence of organized behavior across natural systems.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Informational Foundations of Organization in Physical and Biological Systems : Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Self-Organization Ndenga, Barack Information and Organization Thermodynamics Self-Organization Physical Systems Biological Systems Information Theory Complexity Science Non-Equilibrium Systems Emergence Organization and Structure Extended Thermodynamics Entropy and Stability Theoretical Framework Complex Adaptive Systems <p>This publication introduces a unified theoretical framework for understanding organization in physical and biological systems through the lens of information. The work argues that information plays a central role in shaping structure, stability, and self-organization, extending classical thermodynamic perspectives. By framing organization as the result of an information–entropy balance, the article provides conceptual foundations applicable to non-equilibrium physics, living systems, and adaptive processes.The study aims to bridge thermodynamics, information theory, and complexity science, offering new insights into the emergence and persistence of organized behavior across natural systems.</p> |
| title | The Informational Foundations of Organization in Physical and Biological Systems : Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Self-Organization |
| topic | Information and Organization Thermodynamics Self-Organization Physical Systems Biological Systems Information Theory Complexity Science Non-Equilibrium Systems Emergence Organization and Structure Extended Thermodynamics Entropy and Stability Theoretical Framework Complex Adaptive Systems |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17917388 |