Mihai Draganescu, ORTOFIZICA (Orthophysics), Editura Stiintifica si Enciclopedica, Bucuresti, 1985 [in romanian]

Contents

Preface

Part one : COSMOS AND UNIVERSE

Ch.1: R.M.W.(Ring of the Material World) model and orthopyhsics

• The model of the ring of the material world (RMW)

• What is orthophysics ?

• Intro-open systems and archems

• Mind and phylosophy

• Notes and references

Ch.2 : Ontological fundamentals of mathematics

• Mathematics and the ontological model RMW

• Informatic ontology and the materia world ontology

• Formal and intuitive

• The set as an ontological objetive idea

• Ontological implications of paradoxes

• The consequences of the SAS (set of all sets) paradoxes

• Formal universe,mental unity,ontological unity

• Notes and references

Part two : NON-LIVING MATTER

Ch.3 : Orthosenses

• From sense to orthosense

• The hypothesis of orthosense

• The primordial orthosebse : to exist

• The components of the orthosense <<to exist>> and its phenomenological structure

• Entropic universe and antientropic universe

• Topololgical orthosenses

• Movement orthosenses

• Types of movement orthosenses

• Interaction orthosenses

• Orthophysics and the elementary particles ( charge orthosenses)

• "Poeas" poarticles in a subjacent space of the usual space

• Notes and references

Ch.4 : Physics and Orhophysics

• Fundamental forces and information

• Information and phenomenological senses (orthosenses)

• The quantum of space and the non-euclidiancharacter of the usual space

• Spin of the particles

• The mass of the elementary particles

• Symmetries,order and disorder

• Virtual particles

• Maximum speed in universe (in the usual space)

• Photon

• The elementary particles movement in the usual space

• The elementary particles transformation

• Notes and references

Ch.5 : Fluctuation and Rythm

• Chronos and the cosmic rythm without duration

• Duration and time

• Physical,biological and mental rythms

• Time arrow

• Time in physics

• Is time more profound than time ?

• Notes and references

Part three : LIVING MATTERH

Ch.6: When does life begin ?

• Cell as a life unit

• The two unity forms of the cell

• Question marks on two coordinates

• When does life begin ?

• Notes and references

Ch.7 : The general model of living matter

• Orthobiont

• Living matter forms

• Notes and references

Ch.8 : Philosophical problems of living matter and of its evolution

• Phylosophical hypothesis and scientific principle

• Aristotle and living matter

• Descartes and Voltaire.What is mind ?

• Lamarck's thinking

• Schrödinger and biology

• Alfred Lotka and life phenomena

• The unity of physics and orthophysics through orthophysics

• Structural and phenomenological in a living body

• Darwin's theory and its perspectives

• The structural theory of evolution and the possibility for a structural-phenomenological theory

• Phenomenological trends,physical evolution,bilogical evolution

• Conclusions: the trifold structural-phenomenological evolution

• Notes and references

Ch.9 : Structure and phenomenology of living molecule

• The main ideas concerning living matter

• Proteins and nucleic acids: their part in living matter

• Problems of the smallest living molecule

• The living molecules phenomenology

• The nucleic acid structure and the orthobiont

• In search for a quantic box for the orthobiont

• The minimum place of an orthobiont

• Disguise life and artificial life

• Notes and references

Part four : INFORMATION

Ch.10 : Semantic components of information

• Semantics and subject

• Formal heuristics,phenomenological heuristics and creation itself

• Psychic from an informational point of view

• Formal and nonformal in the notion of architecture

• The social information processor

• Notes and references

Ch.11: Elements for a general theory of information

• The informational universe

• The generalization of the notion of information

• Some remarks about information in society

• The informational view as an integraying element

• Notes and references

Glossary of specific terms

Index of terms