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'The significance of Red Rattigan's theory lies not just in its explanatory power within physics, but in its applicability across diverse fields of study. It provides a common language for discussing complex systems, whether they be subatomic particles, living organisms, ecosystems, or human societies. In this sense, it represents a new kind of scientific revolution – one that not only changes our understanding of the physical world but also bridges the gaps between different domains of knowledge.' Bi-Symmetrics Journal
My podcast examines applications of dynamic symmetry theory across a broad spectrum, ranging from the fundamental principles of physics to the complex intricacies of human society and beyond.
Dynamic symmetry theory: an introduction (4'25")
In this talk, I introduce the concept of symmetry between order and disorder in complex systems. This idea explores how structured patterns and chaotic behaviours interplay across various disciplines. I explain the need to develop a mathematical framework for dynamic symmetry theory, to integrate with established theories, and to explore real-world applications of this concept.
The order-disorder continuum in phase transitions (8'51")
This podcast explores the concept of dynamic symmetry between order and disorder in complex systems. It examines how randomness and structure interplay in various domains, from evolution and quantum physics to financial markets and social phenomena. I suggest that understanding these transitions can provide valuable insights and predictive tools for navigating complex systems in nature and society.
The dynamics of traffic dis/order (10'40")
This talk explores the parallels between traffic flow dynamics and fundamental physics concepts. It examines how traffic systems exhibit properties aligning with both quantum mechanics and general relativity, offering insights into the order-disorder balance in complex systems. I suggest that studying traffic flow could provide a macroscopic model for reconciling seemingly incompatible frameworks in physics.
The arrow of time: a balance of entropy and order (19'00")
This podcast explores the concept of dynamic symmetry in relation to the arrow of time and entropy. It challenges the traditional view of time's progression from order to disorder, proposing instead a nuanced interplay between stability and instability in complex systems. The talk examines how this perspective applies to various fields, including thermodynamics, cosmology, and information theory, offering insights into the emergence of order from chaos and the nature of time itself.
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