Impure Systems and Ecological Models : Components and Thermodynamics

Foundations of Science 24 (3):427-455 (2019)
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Abstract

This paper refers to a subjective approach to Ecosystems, referred to as Impure Systems to capture a set of fundamental properties. There are four main phenomenological components: directionality, intensity, connection energy and volume. A fundamental question in this approach to Impure Systems is the intensity or forces of a relation. Concepts as the system volume, and propose a system thermodynamic theory based in the Law of Zipf and the temperature of information are introduced. It hints at the possibility of adapting the fractal theory by introducing the fractal dimension of the system.

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