Dissipative structure theory collaboration theory and study of protein intake.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Dissipative structure theory collaboration theory and study of protein intake [Abstract] expounded the theory of dissipative structure, coordination theory, the main idea, analyzed the two on the significance of the system, and for the first time from a nutritional point of view, through the nitrogen balance of protein intake explained the entropy of dissipative structures and negative entropy, as well as the body’s intake of protein with the physiological mechanism of reproduction of the combined theory, to gain inspiration for scientific research. [Keywords:] theory of dissipative structures; synergistic theory; protein Abstract Main ideas and great meanings of theory of dissipative structure and synergy were stated and analyzed in this passage. And firstly, according to nitrogen balance explaining entropyand negative entropy from the dissipative structure theory, physiological mechanism of protein intake representing synergy theory at the angle of nutrition, the author acquired an enlightenment of scientific research .. Keywords: theory of dissipative structure; synergy theory; protein A dissipative structure theory and the theory put forward together 1969 Brussels, Belgium, the leaders of Plymouth School Professor Gao Jin for non-equilibrium thermodynamics and statistical physics, the development proposes a new theory of dissipative structure theory: a far from equilibrium open systems, changes in external conditions, the transition to a certain extent , a parametric change within the system transition to a critical value, fluctuations in the system may occur through mutation, that is, non-equilibrium phase transition, then the system will be changed from the original status as a kind of chaotic in time and space or functional and orderly condition. Among them, the system entropy is a measure of disorder: entropy production of the entropy increase, the system disorder; negative entropy that the entropy reduction, the system ord