Physical Phenomena Underlying the Origin of Life
Physical Phenomena Underlying the Origin of Life
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生命起源的物理现象
DOI:
10.1007/978-94-007-1003-0_5
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2004
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J. Pérez
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J. Pérez
Living systems are examples of emergent behavior whereby complex chemicals assemble into hierarchical structures and systems with a collective set of properties that characterize them. We start by highlighting the basic properties of living systems in order that one can adopt an operational description (not really a definition) of living systems. This allows one to actually attempt a description of the properties of living systems and from there an unified description in terms of physics. Such a unified description can indeed be found by abandoning the traditional reductionist approach and using the notion of emergence. We give an analytical description of how emergence takes place. We will learn that the physics associated with the emergence of Life points towards the notion that life is a consequence of the evolution of the Universe.
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2010
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平井真理子;星野真弘;橋本和典;向井利典;齋藤 晴彦;M. Kanzaki (V.V. Brazhkin);星野真弘;沼澤修平;神崎正美・薛献宇;M. Hoshino;吉田善章;Masami Kanzaki;星野真弘;吉田善章;Zensho Yoshida
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Zensho Yoshida