OWN PROPERTIES AND SELF-ORGANIZATION NATURAL SYSTEMS

The problem of self-organization of natural systems of Nature and its connection with the self-development of living systems is investigated. In the history of science there is no law devoted to this fundamental problem. However, the grandiose purposeful achievements of Nature testify that it exists. The peculiarity of this work is that it includes a chain of known facts, the unknown interconnection of the links of which, according to the author, follows the problem of self-organization of natural systems. The prevailing one-dimensional tendency for a long time to explain all problems solely on materialistic grounds turned out to be not always objective and therefore ineffective. The restoration of the multidimensional role of metaphysics, established by the monograph by Yu.S. Vladimirov, removed many restrictions. This allowed us to explore and connect the limiting cases, limiting ourselves to a sequence of well-known information-logical generalizations: Hegel’s dialectic, I. Kant’s a priori knowledge, M.A. Marutaeva, Leonardo da Vinci’s phenomenon of the golden section, L. Euler’s eigenvalues and D.I. Mendeleev.

biomechanics, internal properties, metaphysics, self-organization, self-similarity, constants, models, interdisciplinarity