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Self-Organization
Original title: 自己組織化
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It forms naturally through the gathering of water molecules. Such mysterious phenomena in which order or structure arises naturally are called self-organization.
Ilya Prigogine
Charles Peskin
#physics
水の分子が集まって自然にできたものです。 このように、秩序や構造が自然にできあがる不思議な現象のことを自己組織化と言います。
イリヤプリゴジン
チャーリーペスキン
#physics
Source updated 2024-08-05 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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