Structural Adjustment of Disciplines in Higher Learning Institutions from the Perspective of Dissipative Structure Theory

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This article first expounds the main content of dissipative structure theory and some general rules of its forming mechanism and conditions. With the help of this theory, this article discusses structural adjustment of disciplines and puts forward some measures of optimizing discipline structure.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 634-638)

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3908-3913

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January 2013

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