This publication explores relational biology, focusing on networked connections in living systems. It emphasizes the intangible processes of life over material aspects, introducing category theory as a mathematical framework. Organized into three parts, it covers functorial connections, natural law reformulations, and the concept of invertibility, appealing to researchers in mathematics and biology.
Functional Entailment and Imminence in Relational Biology
Delving into relational biology, this book expands on concepts introduced in "More Than Life Itself," focusing on the intersection of mathematics and biology. It examines advanced topics such as set-valued mappings, adjacency matrices, and interacting entailment networks, providing a deeper understanding of biological systems through mathematical frameworks.