This volume develops a framework exploring life as a deterministic outcome of spatial geometry, suggesting a unified biological organization.
This volume develops a unified, coherence-based framework for biological organization, advancing a foundational reexamination of life from geometric origin to genetic expression. Across seven tightly integrated papers, life is treated not as a probabilistic biochemical anomaly, but as a structurally inevitable phase of coherent organization governed by boundary dynamics, constraint composition, and distributed integration.
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