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Daisyworld

Known as: Daisy World 
Daisyworld, a computer simulation, is a hypothetical world orbiting a star whose radiant energy is slowly increasing or decreasing. It is meant to… 
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BiosphereBiosphere modelComputer simulationGaia hypothesis

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2018
2018
Global Analysis of Nonlinear Dynamics
Global analysis of nonlinear dynamical systems remains a popular application area of the cell mapping methods in the past decades… 
2009
2009
The Daisyworld control system
The original Gaia Hypothesis proposed that life on Earth, along with the oceans, atmosphere and crust, forms a homeostatic system… 
2009
2009
On the homeostasis and bistability on a Gaian planet
2008
2008
Entropy production in an energy balance Daisyworld model
Daisyworld is a simple mathematical model of a planetary system that exhibits self-regulation due to the nature of feedback… 
2006
2006
Pushing up the daisies
2005
2005
“Wet/dry Daisyworld”: a conceptual tool for quantifying the spatial scaling of heterogeneous landscapes and its impact on the subgrid variability of energy fluxes
We modified the “Daisyworld” model of Watson and Lovelock to consider the energy balance of vegetation with differing potential… 
2005
2005
Hysteresis and the Limits of Homeostasis: From Daisyworld to Phototaxis
All biological organisms must be able to regulate certain essential internal variables, e.g. core body temperature in mammals, in… 
2004
2004
Homeostasis and rein control: from Daisyworld to active perception
Homeostasis refers to the ability of organisms to maintain vital properties, such as body temperature, within a zone of viability… 
2000
2000
Interspecific competition affects temperature stability in Daisyworld
The model of Daisyworld showed that nonteleological mechanistic responses of life to thephysical environment can stabilize an… 
Review
1996
Review
1996
The challenge of Daisyworld
Reviews considerations of information theory and feedback control as applied to biological systems, and particularly their impact… 
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