MODERN APPROACHES TO THE PROBLEM OF PHYSICAL STATE REVERSIBILITY AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF INDIVIDUAL PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

The present paper continues a series of publications in the previous issues of "Humanitarian journal" in 2016. The philosophical problem of the theory of physical state reversibility and significance of vitauct as an evolutionary mechanism that maintains equilibrium body state in its interrelated relations with the environment has led to a somewhat different idea of the factors determining the body viability. At present, more frequent question is not about why biological objects are mortal, but why they are able to live long enough, despite the fact that maintenance of equilibrium in the system "body- environment" requires continuous dynamics in its non-equilibrium interaction with respect to the environment. An analysis of this issue has made it possible to identify a number of determining factors in the wear-and-tear of morphofunctional systems of the whole body in its interdependent relations. These factors include heterochronism, heterotrophy, heterokineticity, heterocatephtenicity. We have got only four meaningful answers to nine existing questions. These answers are characterized by a full set of factors reflecting the whole complexity of the interrelated relations of morphofunctional structures in the system "body-environment". An important indicator in these relations is quantitative aspect of the statistics of the frequency of specific bonds and the sequence of their compatibility. This structure of relations may be observed in self-organizing processes. Static accumulation of negative relations and corresponding compromise processes form the basis of the vitauct structure. In fact, this process is limited to synchronization of interacting structures with different tolerance of their behavior.