Population interactions modelled by bond graphs
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Bond graph analysis is applied to a category of ecosystems which examines trophic interactions between populations. A bond graph model for a trophic food chain is analysed, and correlation to Lotka-Volterra dynamics reveals the nature of all the conjugate variables and permits the cause-effect relationships of the mass-energy transformations to be modelled explicitly. Other models are considered, as well as thermodynamic restrictions imposed by the graph topology of the systems.
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