Minimienergioita
Minimienergioita, often translated as "minimal energy" or "minimum energy paths," refers to the concept that physical systems tend to evolve towards states of lowest possible energy. This principle is fundamental in various scientific disciplines, including physics, chemistry, and biology.
In physics, minimienergioita is a driving force behind many natural phenomena. For example, a ball rolling down
In chemistry, the formation of stable molecules from individual atoms is guided by the principle of minimienergioita.
Biologically, minimienergioita plays a role in protein folding and the self-assembly of complex biological structures. Proteins
The concept is also applied in computational modeling, particularly in fields like structural biology and materials