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Monte Carlo simulation program for ecosystems

Antoni Giró , Joaquim Valls , Joan A. Padr{acute} 1 and Jorge Wagensberg 1,*

Departament Tecnologia Computadors, Fiat. Informàatica, Universitat Politècmca Catalunya Pau Gargallo 5, 08028 Barcelona
1Departament Termologia, Facultat Fisica, Universitat Barcelona Diagonal 645, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

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A Monte Carlo computer simulation program is designed in order to describe the spatial and time evolution of a population of living individuals under preassigned environmental conditions of energy. The simulation is inspired by previous techniques developed in physics — in particular, in molecular dynamics and simulations of liquids — and it already provides some new insights regarding macroscopic deterministic models in ecology and concerning eventual control of artificial biomass production plants.

Received on July 15, 1986; accepted on October 9, 1986

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