New York, NY, U.S.A.: Oxford University Press, Incorporated, 2000. First edition. Cloth binding, 259 pp. While modern scientific theory tended to describe a uniformly perfect and symmetrical creation, we now know if that were so, matter would have been destroyed within an instant of its appearance and nothing that we know could ever have happened. The mystery of how nature produces structured asymmetric patterns from an underlying uniformity is the focus of much current scientific research. Inspired by a ch... more information

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