We followed Professor Dimitrios Samios’s book, titled “Matter-Energy-Entropy and Matter-Information-Enmorphy” throughout, and were pleasantly surprised. He repeatedly mentioned the idea of writing a book involving the concept of Enmorphy. The book is finally complete and includes eight chapters. It begins by outlining the main contributions of philosophers and, especially, scientists who dedicated their lives to art, philosophy, and science. Next, a brief review of the theories of Classical Mechanics, Thermodynamics, and Quantum Mechanics is presented, distributed across Chapters II, III, and IV, respectively. These chapters are essential for readers unfamiliar with the concept of entropy, or simply to help everyone refresh their memory. Next comes the main chapter—Chapter V—The Relationship Between Thermodynamics and Computer Science—An Introduction to Enmorphy. Two examples are included in this book: the first concerns the kinetics of simple and complex systems, and the second addresses the COVID-19 virus as a case of enmorphy. We were impressed by the explanations provided to describe the major changes in order and disorder caused by natural phenomena and those caused by human activity. This book is a must-read.
Martha Fogliato S. Lima and Trixi (Beatrix) Loghin
