- Principles of Physical Complexity (2012)
- Dedication
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Hypotheses
- Logic (order)
- Method
- First principles
- Axiomatic properties
- Basic properties
- Simple properties
- Complex properties
- Phenomena
- Science
- Conclusions
- General conclusions
- Literature references
- Table: axiomatic & basic properties
- Table: spacetime dimensions
- Scheme: simple properties
- Scheme: complex properties
- Table: physical correlations
- Table: physical correlations (extract)
- SI-Units
- Author
- Copyright©
Principles of Physical Complexity by Jos Koomen (Memes Ltd) - Complex Problem Solutions
variation definition
Variation: definition
- Phenomenal (self-)variation is thought to be a symmetric quaternary property which is underlain mono-complexly by its simple chemical and electromagnetic properties (see figure above, chemistry, electro-magnetism, variation//properties & physical correlations//basic properties (1-4), electro-magnetic (33-39) & chemical (40-46) properties, and variation (57)).
- Together, phenomenal (self-)appearance, (self-)organization and (self-)variation are supposed to underlie phenomenal supercomplex (self-)adaptability, i.e. the ability to adapt, within certain limits, to intrinsic, i.e. spontaneous or mutational energetic changes, and extrinsic, i.e. conditional, experimental, environmental, circumstantial or contextual energetic exchanges (see: variation//complex correlations & adaptability).
Internet resources & literature references
- MW: polymorphism, variation
- SCP: polymorphism, variation
- EB: polymorphism, variation/biology
- SEP: polymorphism, variation
- See also: adaptability//definition, appearance//..., chemistry//..., electromagnetism//... & organization//definition
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