Do all ecosystems maximise their distance with respect to thermodynamic equilibrium? A comment on the Ecological Law of Thermodynamics (ELT), proposed by Sven Erik Jørgensen
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May 2004, who pioneered the study of the links between ecology, thermodynamics and information theory.The personal kindness of Ramon Margalef, and his stimulating and thought-provocative way of teaching and discussing issues in ecology and natural sciences have been a great source of inspiration. مايو 2004، الذي كان رائدًا في دراسة الروابط بين البيئة والديناميكا الحرارية ونظرية المعلومات. كان اللطف الشخصي لرامون مارغليف، وطريقته المحفزة والمحفزة للتفكير في تدريس ومناقشة القضايا في البيئة والعلوم الطبيعية مصدرًا كبيرًا للإلهام. Mai 2004, qui a été le pionnier de l'étude des liens entre l'écologie, la thermodynamique et la théorie de l'information. La gentillesse personnelle de Ramon Margalef et sa façon stimulante et provocante d'enseigner et de discuter des questions d'écologie et de sciences naturelles ont été une grande source d'inspiration. Mayo de 2004, quien fue pionero en el estudio de los vínculos entre la ecología, la termodinámica y la teoría de la información. La amabilidad personal de Ramon Margalef y su forma estimulante y provocadora de enseñar y discutir temas de ecología y ciencias naturales han sido una gran fuente de inspiración.
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Rutger de Wit. Do all ecosystems maximise their distance with respect to thermodynamic equilibrium? A comment on the Ecological Law of Thermodynamics (ELT), proposed by Sven Erik Jørgensen. 2005. https://doi.org/10.60692/2vc2e-32515
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