Assuming that all quantities, including space and time, are finite and discrete.

What the second law of thermodynamics is all about, and how it is constantly 'dammed' or blocked by activation energy

A collection of articles and notes from Soshichi Uchii, at Kyoto University.

A review of Paul Davies' exposition of foundational philosophical issues.

On the frames of reference relative to which motion and rest are measured; by Robert DiSalle.

Biological systems demonstrate complexities beyond the strictures of Newtonian mechanics. (Robert Rosen)

Collection of essays, not always orthodox, but always lucid, on historical and important current issues in mathematics and physics.

Detailed and critical review by Ray Kurzweil of the book by Stephen Wolfram.

On the experiment to show that a measurement performed on one part of a quantum system can have an instantaneous effect on the result of a measurement performed on another part.

A set of book and article reviews, not limited to physics.