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- catalog abstract ""This book introduces the reader to the concept of action, a thermodynamic property related to entropy. It results from impulses of energy on matter producing force, based on the sole principle of the conservation of momentum. The significance of action was implied by Max Planck and Albert Einstein early in the 20th century when they defined the quantum of action, h.". "The action resonance theory (ART) transcends disciplines. Originally designed to solve specific biological problems, such as ATP synthesis, its role in muscle function and nitrogenase activity, ART has universal significance for sustaining the earth's ecosystems in the face of global problems such as the greenhouse effect. The author, Ivan Kennedy, proposes that action resonance is valid from microcosm to macrocosm, providing a cogent version of the unified field theory sought by Einstein and others."--BOOK JACKET.".
- catalog contributor b12102729.
- catalog created "c2001.".
- catalog date "2001".
- catalog date "c2001.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
- catalog description ""The action resonance theory (ART) transcends disciplines. Originally designed to solve specific biological problems, such as ATP synthesis, its role in muscle function and nitrogenase activity, ART has universal significance for sustaining the earth's ecosystems in the face of global problems such as the greenhouse effect. The author, Ivan Kennedy, proposes that action resonance is valid from microcosm to macrocosm, providing a cogent version of the unified field theory sought by Einstein and others."--BOOK JACKET.".
- catalog description ""This book introduces the reader to the concept of action, a thermodynamic property related to entropy. It results from impulses of energy on matter producing force, based on the sole principle of the conservation of momentum. The significance of action was implied by Max Planck and Albert Einstein early in the 20th century when they defined the quantum of action, h.".".
- catalog description "Action at a distance -- Sustaining ecosystems -- Action in ecosystems -- Defining Action -- The quantum of action -- The action resonance theory -- Brownian movement as action resonance -- Action versus energy and work -- Aesthetics and resonant action -- Action and Entropy -- Reversible and irreversible processes -- Heat and work -- Entropy -- Action and entropy -- Action, entropy and disorder -- Action Thermodynamics -- Spontaneity in natural processes -- Enthalpy and action resonance -- Spontaneous processes and work potential -- Free energy and action potential -- Action field gradients in spontaneous reactions -- Classical versus action thermodynamics -- Action from Solar Energy -- Solar action -- Solar action and storms on earth -- Action resonance in the atmosphere -- Action modelling of global warming -- Climatology and agricultural production -- Photosynthetic Action - rH and rP -- Storms in green plant cells -- Oxidation-reduction potentials and the rH value -- Biochemical phosphate transfer potential (rP) -- Action parameters and the life force -- The Genotype-Environment Interaction -- Action processes define microbes, plants and animals -- Life processes--carbon, nitrogen and mineral nutrition -- Symbiotic interactions -- Chance and necessity--selfish genes forced to be altruistic -- Order from chaos -- Productivity in natural and agricultural ecosystems -- A cautionary note -- The origin of life -- The Action Resonance Theory -- The action revision -- A metaphysical research program.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-242) and index.".
- catalog extent "xiii, 251 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "Action in ecosystems.".
- catalog identifier "086380232X".
- catalog isFormatOf "Action in ecosystems.".
- catalog isPartOf "Research studies in botany and related applied fields ; 15".
- catalog issued "2001".
- catalog issued "c2001.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Baldock, Hertfordshire, England ; Philadelphia, PA : Research Studies Press,".
- catalog relation "Action in ecosystems.".
- catalog subject "571.4 21".
- catalog subject "Action theory.".
- catalog subject "Biophysics.".
- catalog subject "Biothermodynamics.".
- catalog subject "QP517.T48 K46 2001".
- catalog subject "Thermodynamics.".
- catalog subject "Unified field theories.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Action at a distance -- Sustaining ecosystems -- Action in ecosystems -- Defining Action -- The quantum of action -- The action resonance theory -- Brownian movement as action resonance -- Action versus energy and work -- Aesthetics and resonant action -- Action and Entropy -- Reversible and irreversible processes -- Heat and work -- Entropy -- Action and entropy -- Action, entropy and disorder -- Action Thermodynamics -- Spontaneity in natural processes -- Enthalpy and action resonance -- Spontaneous processes and work potential -- Free energy and action potential -- Action field gradients in spontaneous reactions -- Classical versus action thermodynamics -- Action from Solar Energy -- Solar action -- Solar action and storms on earth -- Action resonance in the atmosphere -- Action modelling of global warming -- Climatology and agricultural production -- Photosynthetic Action - rH and rP -- Storms in green plant cells -- Oxidation-reduction potentials and the rH value -- Biochemical phosphate transfer potential (rP) -- Action parameters and the life force -- The Genotype-Environment Interaction -- Action processes define microbes, plants and animals -- Life processes--carbon, nitrogen and mineral nutrition -- Symbiotic interactions -- Chance and necessity--selfish genes forced to be altruistic -- Order from chaos -- Productivity in natural and agricultural ecosystems -- A cautionary note -- The origin of life -- The Action Resonance Theory -- The action revision -- A metaphysical research program.".
- catalog title "Action in ecosystems : biothermodynamics for sustainability / Ivan Robert Kennedy.".
- catalog type "text".