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20022022
most citedRandom mobility and spatial structure often enhance cooperation

171 citations · 365 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

q-bio.PE2022

Land use/land cover dynamics on vulnerable regions in Uruguay approached by a method combining Maximum Entropy and Population Dynamics

Johny Arteaga, Jhonny Agudelo, Alejandro Brazeiro +1

We present an exploratory population dynamics approach, described by Lotka-Volterra (LV) generalized equations, to explain/predict the dynamics and competition between land use/lan…

cond-mat.stat-mech2020★ 9 cited

Joint assessment of density correlations and fluctuations for analysing spatial tree patterns

P. Villegas, A. Cavagna, M. Cencini +2

Inferring the processes underlying the emergence of observed patterns is a key challenge in theoretical ecology. Much effort has been made in the past decades to collect extensive…

q-bio.PE2017★ 1 cited

Quantitative predictions from competition theory with incomplete information on model parameters tested against experiments across diverse taxa

Hugo Fort

We derive an analytical approximation for making quantitative predictions for ecological communities as a function of the mean intensity of the inter-specific competition and the s…

nlin.AO2010★ 32 cited

The Clumping Transition in Niche Competition: a Robust Critical Phenomenon

H. Fort, M. Scheffer, E. van Nes

We show analytically and numerically that the appearance of lumps and gaps in the distribution of n competing species along a niche axis is a robust phenomenon whenever the finiten…

nlin.AO2010★ 26 cited

Viral quasispecies profiles as the result of the interplay of competition and cooperation

Juan Arbiza, Santiago Mirazo, Hugo Fort

Viral quasispecies can be regarded as a swarm of genetically related mutants or a quasispecies (QS). A common formalism to approach QS is the replicator-mutator equation (RME). How…

q-bio.PE2009★ 25 cited

Catastrophic Phase Transitions and Early Warnings in a Spatial Ecological Model

Ariel Fernandez, Hugo Fort

Gradual changes in exploitation, nutrient loading, etc. produce shifts between alternative stable states (ASS) in ecosystems which, quite often, are not smooth but abrupt or catast…