ArticleEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)2021
Unifying Large- and Small-Scale Theories of Coordination.
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Abstract
Coordination is a ubiquitous feature of all living things. It occurs by virtue of informational coupling among component parts and processes and can be quite specific (as when cells in the brain resonate to signals in the environment) or nonspecific (as when simple diffusion creates a source-sink dynamic for gene networks). Existing theoretical models of coordination-from bacteria to brains to social groups-typically focus on systems with very large numbers of elements (
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