Matrix genetics, part 4: cyclic changes of the genetic 8-dimensional Yin-Yang-algebras and the algebraic models of physiological cycles
Sergey V. Petoukhov

TL;DR
This paper explores the cyclic permutations of a genetic 8-dimensional Yin-Yang-algebra within a genetic matrix, revealing hierarchical algebraic changes that model biological cycles and potentially explain phenomena in physiology and evolution.
Contribution
It introduces new algebraic models of cyclic genetic processes based on permutations of the Yin-Yang-algebra and connects these models to biological and historical concepts of cyclicity.
Findings
Cyclic permutations lead to new Yin-Yang-algebras from the genetic matrix.
Hierarchical cyclic changes in these algebras model biological and evolutionary cycles.
Connections are made between algebraic cycles and ancient/modern physiological doctrines.
Abstract
The article continues an analysis of the genetic 8-dimensional Yin-Yang-algebra. This algebra was revealed in a course of matrix researches of structures of the genetic code and it was described in the author's articles arXiv:0803.3330 and arXiv:0805.4692. The article presents data about many kinds of cyclic permutations of elements of the genetic code in the genetic (8x8)-matrix [C A; U G](3) of 64 triplets, where C, A, U, G are letters of the genetic alphabet. These cyclic permutations lead to such reorganizations of the matrix form of presentation of the initial genetic Yin-Yang-algebra that arisen matrices serve as matrix forms of presentations of new Yin-Yang-algebras as well. They are connected algorithmically with Hadamard matrices. The discovered existence of a hierarchy of the cyclic changes of types of genetic Yin-Yang-algebras allows thinking about new algebraic-genetic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsFractal and DNA sequence analysis · Biofield Effects and Biophysics · Origins and Evolution of Life
