Selforganization of matter and the evolution of biological macromolecules¶
Eigen, M. (1971). Selforganization of matter and the evolution of biological macromolecules. Die Naturwissenschaften, 58(10), 465-523.
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- Increasing Returns
- The pattern recurs from autocatalytic chemistry — Eigen's (1971) hypercycle and Kauffman's (1986) autocatalytic-set models both turn on the product-catalyzes-production gradient — through the Allee effect in ecology, where per-capita reproductive success rises with density up to a point, to the cumulative-citation Matthew effect in science.
This sourceOriginal derivation of the hypercycle as an autocatalytic organization of self-replicating macromolecules whose mutual catalysis produces a rising-marginal production rate, the chemical-substrate instance of increasing returns underlying origin-of-life models.
- The pattern recurs from autocatalytic chemistry — Eigen's (1971) hypercycle and Kauffman's (1986) autocatalytic-set models both turn on the product-catalyzes-production gradient — through the Allee effect in ecology, where per-capita reproductive success rises with density up to a point, to the cumulative-citation Matthew effect in science.
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