I'm a second-year mathematician, and I've been looking at this for my one non-math module. Here are some comments I can make:
Jeremy England in a 2015 paper ("Dissipative adaptation in driven self-assembly"): > At this point, dissipative adaptation should seem like too simple an idea to be true, not least because the reality is more complicated (even in principle) than the account of things we have managed to give within the confines of this Perspective. For one thing, our dis- cussion has trod rather lightly over the (addressable) issue of rare trajectories t... (read more)
I'm a second-year mathematician, and I've been looking at this for my one non-math module. Here are some comments I can make:
Jeremy England in a 2015 paper ("Dissipative adaptation in driven self-assembly"):
> At this point, dissipative adaptation should seem like too simple an
idea to be true, not least because the reality is more complicated
(even in principle) than the account of things we have managed to
give within the confines of this Perspective. For one thing, our dis-
cussion has trod rather lightly over the (addressable) issue of rare
trajectories t... (read more)