In the light of the latest research on the role of tidal friction and excess infrared emission of the giant planets of the solar system the role of viscous friction at different moments of inertia for a layered planets for example Earth
The drainage basin, river, and delta zone together constitute a complex open dipole system. In it, the watershed subsystem plays the role of an accumulator of high potential energy of water, the channel zones are cumulative transit zones of the potential energy of water, and the estuarine zones are dissipators of this energy, minimizing its level to the maximum. It is convenient to represent such a system as a “drainage” model, which allows us to consider all types of floods in its various sections and at the same time give a comparative assessment of the potential of river systems as dipole formations from tectonic positions.
The work is devoted to the analysis of ways of development of the theory of self-organization for the world of complex systems. This is due to the fact that the modern world understanding is based on the concepts of complex world and correspondingly on interactions of complex systems, such as nonlinearity, imbalance and chaotic state in the process of evolution. The paper summarizes not only all types of self-organization known to date, but also the degree of participation of authors in the topic. In addition, a new type of cumulative self-organization is considered separately.