Titlebook: Eco Targets, Goal Functions, and Orientors; Felix Müller,Maren Leupelt Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998

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Conference proceedings 1998Salzau, August 30 -September 4, 1996. The conference - first in a series - intended to be convened at Salzau at 1 -2 year intervals to address various aspects of theo- retical and application-oriented ecology, was initiated, organized and carried out under the auspices of the Ecology Center of the K

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The Physical Basis of Ecological Goal Functions — An Integrative Discussion pieces of mosaic, depicting parts of the aspired theoretical pattern have been covered. These elements will be used as starting points for the following summaries and interpretations. In order to gain the necessary overview of the elements, a short review of the papers will be helpful to introduce the subsequent argumentation.

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The Physical Basis of Ecological Goal Functions — Fundamentals, Problems and Questionsogress reports— discusses their significance and their empirical evidence. These presentations will be used to prove the general hypotheses of the orientor approach, which have been summarized in Chap. 1 and which will be formulated with more detail in the following paragraphs. The essential results

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