information theory
This keyword was found on the following pages:
Adami, C. 1998.
Introduction to Artificial Life.
New York, NY: Springer.
Avida software on the accompanying CD rom allows diverse experiments with populations of self-replicating computer programs.
Keywords:
fitness landscapes •
hypercycle theory •
information theory •
percolation theory •
self-organized criticality •
simple living systems •
statistical physics.
Blum, H.F. 1964. Complexity and organization.
Synthese
15:
115—121.
Reprinted in Gregg/Harris, Form and Strategy in Science, 59—65.
Keywords:
complexity •
entropy •
information theory •
kinetics •
organization •
spatial pattern •
thermodynamics.
Yockey, H.P. 1956. An application of information theory to the physics of tissue damage.
Radiation Research
5:
146—155.
Keywords:
information theory •
physics •
radiation damage.
Yockey, H.P. 1958.
A study of aging, thermal killing and radiation damage by information theory.
In
Yockey/Platzman/Quastler, Symposium on Information Theory in Biology,
297—316.
Keywords:
aging •
information theory •
radiation damage.
Yockey, H.P. 1974. An application of information theory to the Central Dogma and the sequence hypothesis.
Journal of Theoretical Biology
46:
369—406.
Keywords:
biological information •
Central Dogma •
genetics •
information theory.
Yockey, H.P. 1977. On the information content of cytochrome c.
Journal of Theoretical Biology
67:
345—376.
Keywords:
biological information •
information theory.
Yockey, H.P. 1978. Can the Central Dogma be derived from information theory?
Journal of Theoretical Biology
74:
149—152.
Keywords:
biological information •
information theory.
Yockey, H.P. 1979. Do overlapping genes violate molecular biology and the theory of evolution?
Journal of Theoretical Biology
80:
21—26.
Keywords:
biological information •
information theory.
Yockey, H.P. 1992.
Information Theory and Molecular Biology.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Keywords:
biological information •
information theory.
Yockey, H.P. 1995. Information in bits and bytes; Reply to Lifson's review of [Yockey 1992].
BioEssays
17:
85—88.
Keyword:
information theory.
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