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TITLE: Branch Dynamics: A Theoretical Interpretation of Natural Phenomena
AUTHORS: Fred Y. Ye
KEYWORDS: Branch; Branch Dynamics; Gene Dynamics; Quaternion Physics; Natural Mechanism
JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Modern Nonlinear Theory and Application, Vol.2 No.1A, March 29, 2013
ABSTRACT: The mechanism of natural branching is explored, which is characterized by branch dynamics, where interior dynamics and exterior dynamics reveal the unified mechanism of physical and biological phenomena. While interior dynamics is characterized by gene-interaction, gene-interchange and gene-interpretation via the quaternion mathematical processes of Cayley-Dickson branching, Grassman branching and Euclidian branching, exterior dynamics is characterized by multi-vector physical unification. Everything in the world is linked by branches, and the dynamic mechanism of the branching phenomena is approached by branch dynamics.