Information, Entropy, and System Dynamics: A Unified Framework Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Organization Across Physical, Biological, and Computational Systems
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| author | Ndenga, Barack |
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| contents | <p>This work presents a unified theoretical framework linking information, entropy, and system dynamics to explain the emergence, stability, and breakdown of organization in physical and biological systems. The article argues that organization cannot be fully understood through entropy alone and introduces an information-centered perspective to describe self-organization in non-equilibrium systems. By treating information as a fundamental organizing factor, the framework provides a common conceptual language for phenomenaobserved across physics, biology, and complex systems science. This contribution aims to extend thermodynamic reasoning and offer new foundations for understanding organized behavior in natural systems.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Information, Entropy, and System Dynamics: A Unified Framework Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Organization Across Physical, Biological, and Computational Systems Ndenga, Barack Information and Organization Entropy System Dynamics Self-Organization Thermodynamics Non-Equilibrium Systems Complexity Science Physical Systems Biological Systems Emergence Organization and Stability Information Theory Extended Thermodynamics Complex Adaptive Systems <p>This work presents a unified theoretical framework linking information, entropy, and system dynamics to explain the emergence, stability, and breakdown of organization in physical and biological systems. The article argues that organization cannot be fully understood through entropy alone and introduces an information-centered perspective to describe self-organization in non-equilibrium systems. By treating information as a fundamental organizing factor, the framework provides a common conceptual language for phenomenaobserved across physics, biology, and complex systems science. This contribution aims to extend thermodynamic reasoning and offer new foundations for understanding organized behavior in natural systems.</p> |
| title | Information, Entropy, and System Dynamics: A Unified Framework Toward an Extended Thermodynamic Principle of Organization Across Physical, Biological, and Computational Systems |
| topic | Information and Organization Entropy System Dynamics Self-Organization Thermodynamics Non-Equilibrium Systems Complexity Science Physical Systems Biological Systems Emergence Organization and Stability Information Theory Extended Thermodynamics Complex Adaptive Systems |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17924903 |