ORDER OUT OF CHAOS 344 Meyerson, Emile, 293 Microcanonical ensemble, 265 Minimum entropy production, theorem of, 138-4 1 Minkowski, H., 230 Mole, 121n Molecular biology, 4, 8; farfrom-equilibrium conditions in, 153-59; vitalism and, 84 Molecular chaos assumption, 246 Monads, 74, 302-03 Monod, Jacques, 3-4, 22, 36, 79, 84 Morin, Edgar, xxii-xxiii Morphogenesis, 172, 189 Moscovici, Serge, 22, 306-7 Motion: and change, 62-68; complexity of, 75 ; instability of, 73; in mechanical engine vs. heat engine, 112; positivist notion of, 96; productton of, in heat engine, 107; universal laws of, 57-62, 83; see also Dynamics Nabokov, Vladimir, 277-78 Napoleon, 52, 67 Natural laws: belief in universality of, 1-2; mathematical concepts of, 46; Newton on, 28; primary and secondary, 8; social structure and views of, 48-49; timeindependent, 2, 7; trials of animals for infringements of, 48 Nature of the Physical World, The (Eddington), 8 Needham, Joseph, 6-7, 45, 48, 49, 278, 322n "Neolithic Revolution," 5-6, 37 Neumann, von, 266 New Science, The (Vico), 4 Newton, Isaac, xv, xxviii, 12, 27-29, 76, 98, 104, 120, 124, 234, 305, 319n; alchemy and, 64; on change, 62, 63 ; eighteenth-century opposition to, 65 ; laws of motion, 70; and mechanistic world view, 57; objectivity defined by, 218; objects chosen for study by, 216; presentation of Principia to Royal Society, 1; second law, 58; see also Newtonian science Newtonian science, xiii, xiv, xix, xxv, xxvi, 37-40, 213; absence of universal constant in, 217; concept of change in, 63-68; Diderot and, 80, 82; Koyre on, 35-36; incompleteness of, 209; instability and, 264; instability of cultural position of, 30; Kantian critique of, 85-87; laws of motion of, 57-59; limits of, 29-30; positivism and, 96; prophetic power of, 28; spread of, 28-29; Voltaire and, 258; world view of, 229 . Nietzsche, Friedrich, Ill, 136 Nisbet, R., 79 N onequilibrium: cosmological dimension of, 23 1; difference between particles and antiparticles in, 285 ; fluctuations in, 178-80; innovation and, xxiv; and origin of structures, xxix; as source of order, 287; see also Far-from-equilibrium Non-linearity, 14, 134, 153, 154-55, 197 see Catalysis Non-linear thermodynamics, 137, 140 Noyes, 152 Nucleation, 187, 188 Oersted, Hans Christian, 108 Old Te stament, xxii Onsager, Lars, 137, 138 Operators, 22 1-22, 225; commuting, 223
345 Opticks (Newton), 28 Optimization, 197, 207 Order, 12, 18, 126, 131, 143, 171-75, 238, 246, 250-5 1, 286-87 Order through fluctuation, 159, 178; models based on concept of, 206 Organization theory, xxiv Oscillating chemical reactions, 19, 147-49 Oscillations: glycolytic, 155; time- and space-dependent, 148 Ostwald, Wilhelm, 324n Pascal, Blaise, 3, 36, 79 Pasteur, Louis, 163 Pattern selection, 163, 164 Pearson, Karl, 49 Peirce, Charles S., 17, 302-3 Pendulum, 16, 73, 216, 261-62 Phase changes, 187 Phase space, 247-50, 261, 264; delocalization in, 289; unstable systems in, 266-72 Photons, 230, 288 Physicists, The (DOerrenmatt), 21 Physics: application of concepts to evolution, 207-9; Bergson on, 91, 92; changing perspective in, 8-9; complementary developments in biology and, 154; and concepts of change, 63; conceptual distinction between chemistry and, 137; Diderot on, 80-83; evolutionary paradigm in, 297-98; inspired discourse of, 76; introduction of probability in, 123; and laws of motion, 57; Lucretian, 141 ; macroscopic, xii; objectivity in, 55 ; positivist view of, 97; of processes, INDEX 243 ; and theology, 49; time in, 116; vitalism and, 84; Whitehead on, 95, 96 Planck, Max, 121, 219, 242, 324n, 329n, 33 ln; on second law of thermodynamics, 234-35 Planck's constant, 217, 219, 220, 223, 224 Planetary motion: Kepler's laws for, 57; in Newtonian dynamics, 59, 64 Plato, 7, 39, 67 Poincare, Jules Henn, 68, t2, 97, 151, 236, 243, 253, 265 27 1 Poisson distribution, 179-8 1 Pope, Alexander, 27, 67 Popper, Karl, 5, 15, 254-55, 258-59, 276, 317n Populiire Schriften (Boltzmann), 240 Positive-feedback loops, xvit Positivism, 80, 96-98; Comte and, 104-5; German philosophy and, 109 Potential: dynamic, 69-70; thermodynamic, 126, 138-40 Potential energy, 69-70, 73, 107 Prebiotic evolution, 190-91 Pre-Socratics, 38-39 Principia (Newton), l, 28 Probability, 122-24; Einstein on, 259; at equilibrium, 286; in far-from-equilibrium conditions, 143; entropy and 142, 274, 297; and fluctuations, 178, 179; and irreversibility, 233-40; in quantum mechanics, 227; subjective vs. objective interpretations of, 274; in unstable systems, 271-72 Process: physics of, 12, 105, 107, 243; Whitehead's concept of, 258, 303 Process and Reality (Whitehead), 93, 96, 310
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