Nonlinear stochastic effects of substitution — an evolutionary approach

ISSN:
1432-1386
Keywords:
Innovation ; Technology ; Master equation ; Survival probability ; Evolution ; O3
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
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Economics
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Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
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autor Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
autorsonst Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF01202370
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notes Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
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schlagwort Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
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shingle_author_1 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
shingle_author_2 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
shingle_author_3 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
shingle_author_4 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
shingle_catch_all_1 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
Nonlinear stochastic effects of substitution — an evolutionary approach
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
1432-1386
14321386
Springer
shingle_catch_all_2 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
Nonlinear stochastic effects of substitution — an evolutionary approach
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
1432-1386
14321386
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
Nonlinear stochastic effects of substitution — an evolutionary approach
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
1432-1386
14321386
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Bruckner, E.
Ebeling, W.
Montaño, M. A. Jiménez
Scharnhorst, A.
Nonlinear stochastic effects of substitution — an evolutionary approach
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Innovation
Technology
Master equation
Survival probability
Evolution
O3
Abstract Technological innovations have been investigated by means of substitution and diffusion as well as evolution models, each of them dealing with different aspects of the innovation problem. In this paper we follow the well known research traditions on self-organisation models of complex systems. For the first time in the literature we show the existence of a specific niche effect, which may occur in the first stage of establishment of a new technology. Using a stochastic Master equation approach, we obtain analytical expressions for the survival probabilities of a new technology in smaller or larger ensembles. As a main result we demonstrate how a hyperselection situation might be removed in a stochastic picture and thresholds against the prevailing of a new technology in a step-by-step process can be overcome.
1432-1386
14321386
Springer
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