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The concepts and methods of this one monograph are implemented and adapted to address the following issues: consideration of structuring non-crystalline materials at different stages of formation, influence of external factors (irradiation, temperature, bio-exchange with environment); forecasting of materials of artificial intelligence and synergetic approach to their formation, examination of environmental environments; study of the levels of ordering (scales of spatial ordering, spatial-temporal ordering, time intervals of instabilities) and their application in cyber systems; substantiation of the possibility of applying the approach in the study of natural sciences, taking into account the synergy between the various sciences and disciplines; identification of interdisciplinary synergies of fractal structure and interrelation between different subjects - mathematics, biology, ecology, physics. The monograph may be interesting both for specialists in the field of object oriented computer modeling, research of structuring levels of the non-crystalline systems, contribute to the formation of a new the areas of the research, as well for the general public of readers.

The information environments and formation of self-organized fractal structures in them are considered. The peculiarity of the monograph is connected with the presented researches of the self-organization processes and fractality for various informational complementary systems such as non-crystalline and intellectual materials, structured liquids, information & communication systems. The main emphasis is placed on the common nature of the formation processes, the influence of external factors (cooling rate, irradiation, random noise) on micro, nanoscale effects. The fractality of the lifetime for self-organized structures is established and investigated, which is essential for the implementation of hypersensibility in information processing systems on their basis. Shown is the possibility of the implementation obtained results on the study of physical processes in the structuring and integrity of the information systems. This book may be useful and interesting for the specialists in the field of research the self-organized structures, their involvement in solving educational, environmental, and other problems, as well as for non-ordinary readers who seek to expand their worldview.