Frontier Perspectives articles

Recent articles from Frontier Perspectives

Origin of planetary systems due to dichotomous division of the ejected superheat mass.
June 22, 2005... Abstract The initial thesis of this original hypothesis is that a star is able to eject a part of its mass at the earliest stage of evolution, on reaching culmination of the inner nonequilibrium. The initial ejected into outer space protoplanetary mass is very unstable and a further...

Order, structure, physical organization and biological organization.
June 22, 2005... Abstract In order to understand the nature of life, we exemplify and define the concepts of order, structure, physical organization and biological organization. Pointing to the dominant role of possible microstates over the realized ones in the concept of entropy, we obtain further...

Cultivating the superbugs--biological friends and enemies.(Editorial)
June 22, 2005... The recent emergence of new strains of staphlococcus Aureous (SA) in hospital environments has caused consternation bordering upon quiet panic. Ordinarily, SA is a peaceful resident on our skin. In return for hosting, it has a symbiotic benefit to us. However, new strains have appeared...

Correspondence.
June 22, 2005... In this issue, Dieter Gernert analyses the characteristic deficiencies, incomplete, implicit, incoherent, and inconsistent knowledge in some detail. The material presented is relevant to everyday human reasoning, but particularly to reasoning under aggravating conditions, e.g., in issues,...

From the editor's desk.
June 22, 2005... I had the privilege to be present at the international BIO 2005 Convention, which was recently held in Philadelphia, and was most impressed with the vast amount of information available at this outstanding event. Attending as a media representative, I was provided with the latest research...