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Phenomena of self-organization in physics, chemistry and biology

ОК.10

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

2 Semester

3

Ability to use the laws, theories and concepts of chemistry in conjunction with relevant mathematical ones tools for describing natural phenomena. The ability to build adequate models of chemical phenomena, investigate them to obtain new conclusions and deepening the understanding of nature, including the use of molecular, mathematical and computer modeling. Ability to apply computer modeling methods to solve scientific, chemical-technological problems and problems of chemical materials science.

1. Have basic knowledge of the basics of quantum and statistical physics. 2. To be able to apply knowledge of general physics, statistical and quantum physics to analysis of the properties of multicomponent systems. 3. Possess elementary skills of higher mathematics and solution methods differential equations.

Mathematical models of nonlinear dynamic systems and their methods are considered research. A joint mathematical approach to various natural phenomena is proposed. The universality of the phenomenon of synchronization is considered and modern achievements in this field are highlighted science The greatest attention is paid to the theory of morphogenesis and modern research of structures Turing in physics, chemistry and biology.

4. Gamazin S., Deneubourg J.-L., Frencs N.R. et al. Self-organization in biological systems, 2003 5. Anisimov I. O. Synergetics: teaching. manual / I.O. Anisimov – K.: VOC "Kyivskyi university", 2006. 6. Ghoniem N., Walgraef D. Instabilities and Self-Organization in Materials (Monographs on the Physics and Chemistry of Materials), 2008 7. Loshytskyi, P. P., Nikolov M. O. Modeling of biophysical processes. Introduction to synergies. Education manual. K. NTUU "KPI", 2014

lectures, practical

Forms of current control: assessment of homework, written test papers, essays and reports in practical classes performed by students during practical classes. A student can get a maximum of 60 points (20 points in each content module) for homework (oral reports (10 points for each report), essays (10 points)) and written tests (10 points). Modular control: 3 control works (MKR). The final semester control is held at in the form of a final test (40 points). Ticket of the final control work includes 2 theoretical questions (15 points each) and one problem (10 points).

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