Abstract

The events of the human life cycle from birth to old age are considered. Particular attention is paid to the changes occurring at birth and aging. Four iterations of the soliton-wave model of the human life cycle are constructed. Calculations of the duration of age periods are given. Variants of its theoretical and practical use are considered, in particular for assessing and selecting various strategies for prolonging life. Models of the most important life cycle events and periods are constructed. The modeling results correlate with known data. The immediate goal will be to work with near-death states using the soliton-wave model (Chapter 10).