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Digital Sciences Set
coordinated by
Abdelkhalak El Hami
Volume 3
Information Organization of The Universe and Living Things
Generation of Space, Quantum and Molecular Elements, Coactive Generation of Living Organisms and Multiagent Model
Alain Cardon
First published 2021 in Great Britain and the United States by ISTE Ltd and John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Introduction
The Universe is a huge expanse of space containing innumerable quantum, molecular and material elements. The physical sciences have discovered space-time and quantum particles, and there exists the possibility of producing scientific theories about the creation and the reasons for the state of the Universe, specifying the generation, the role and the action of all the elements that it contains. We will propose a universe generation model by considering that it is formed in regard to the expansion of an informational substratum possessing great informational energy and applying everywhere a self-organizing law to produce, by emergence, the space and all the material elements in continuous organization.
To understand what the Universe is, we scientifically observe very many elements at multiple scales, compelling us to ask three major fundamental questions and provide precise answers:
– What was the initial state of generation of this universe, a state where there was neither space nor time and where nothing physical existed?
– What is the space of the Universe, how did the space that allows the generation and deployment of all physical elements come to be created?
– What is this organization of the Universe that allowed the creation of atoms, molecules, clouds of physical components, then stars, galaxies and planets with physical and temporal stability, and what is it that allowed the creation of the extraordinary development of life on Earth, up to humans who ask existential questions?
To answer these questions, we can define a truly unifying model for the notions of generation of space, of quantum elements and of all material elements and also of all living organisms. We must posit that there was an empty space available upon the creation of the Universe and then particles in place there, developing and unfolding at random using energy. We need an answer with a conceptual unification of the creation of the space of the Universe, of the quantum particles, of the molecules and of the
