Growth and Form – Volume 3

Abstract

In 2022, Growth and Form transitioned to Athena International Publishing. This was an important step to allow the journal to grow in the years to come. The basic idea is still to offer a variety of different perspectives on the natural sciences. The name of the journal comes from one of the most important natural science books of the 20th century, On Growth and Form by D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson [1], which combined a wide range of models from applied mathematics and physics with biological phenomena and growth. D’Arcy Thompson’s central message is: “The living and the dead, things animate and inanimate, we dwellers in the world and this world wherein we dwell – πάντα γα μὰν τὰ γιγνωσκόμενα1 – are bound alike by physical and mathematical law.”