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Lev R. Ginzburg

Biology

#6037

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#8660

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#1997

USA Rank

Ecology

#430

World Rank

#474

Historical Rank

#160

USA Rank

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Lev R. Ginzburg's Degrees

PhD Ecology Moscow State University

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According to Wikipedia, Lev R. Ginzburg is a mathematical ecologist and the president of the firm Applied Biomathematics. Biography Lev Ginzburg was born in 1945 in Moscow, Russia, but grew up in St. Petersburg, at the time Leningrad. He studied mathematics and theoretical mechanics at Leningrad State University and received his Ph.D. in applied mathematics from the Agrophysical Research Institute in 1970. He worked at this Institute until the Spring of 1975 and emigrated to the United States in December 1975. After several months at the Accademia Nazionale Dei Lincei , and one year at the Mathematics Department at Northeastern University , he was a professor at the Department of Ecology and Evolution at Stony Brook University from 1977 until his retirement in 2015.

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Lev R. Ginzburg's Published Works

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Coupling in predator-prey dynamics: Ratio-Dependence (1989) (1318)
Constructing Probability Boxes and Dempster-Shafer Structures (2003) (706)
Different methods are needed to propagate ignorance and variability (1996) (632)
Model validation and predictive capability for the thermal challenge problem (2008) (276)
Variation in Plankton Densities Among Lakes: A Case for Ratio-Dependent Predation Models (1991) (253)
Population cycles of forest Lepidoptera: a maternal effect hypothesis (1994) (243)
Quasiextinction Probabilities as a Measure of Impact on Population Growth (1982) (239)
Ratio-Dependent Predation: An Abstraction That Works (1995) (237)
Experimental uncertainty estimation and statistics for data having interval uncertainty. (2007) (215)
Consequences of Ratio‐Dependent Predation for Steady‐State Properties of Ecosystems (1992) (197)
Rules of thumb for judging ecological theories. (2004) (179)
How Species Interact: Altering the Standard View on Trophic Ecology (2012) (165)
Reconstructibility of Density Dependence and the Conservative Assessment of Extinction Risks (1990) (163)
Dependence in probabilistic modeling, Dempster-Shafer theory, and probability bounds analysis. (2004) (153)
Applied Population Ecology: Principles and Computer Exercises Using Ramas® EcoLab 2.0. (1999) (141)
Computing variance for interval data is NP-hard (2002) (121)
Ecological modeling in risk assessment : chemical effects on populations, ecosystems, and landscapes (2001) (121)
Small mammals cycles in northern Europe: patterns and evidence for a maternal effect hypothesis (1998) (105)
Assuming reproduction to be a function of consumption raises doubts about some popular predator–prey models (1998) (95)
Laws of nature and laws of ecology (2003) (95)
Exact Bounds on Finite Populations of Interval Data (2005) (82)
A Multispecies Approach to Ecological Valuation and Conservation (2003) (82)
Maternal effects mechanism of population cycling: a formidable competitor to the traditional predator–prey view (2009) (80)
Selection on stability across ecological scales. (2015) (74)
Paradoxes or theoretical failures? The jury is still out (2005) (71)
Hybrid processing of stochastic and subjective uncertainty data (1995) (69)
Whereof one cannot speak: When input distributions are unknown (1998) (68)
Treatments of Uncertainty and Variability in Ecological Risk Assessment of Single-Species Populations (2003) (68)
Ecological Orbits: How Planets Move and Populations Grow (2004) (66)
Theory of natural selection and population growth (1983) (61)
Extreme event risk analysis for age-structured populations (1989) (57)
The theory of population dynamics: I. Back to first principles (1986) (51)
Dependence in Dempster-Shafer theory and probability bounds analysis* (2004) (49)
Inferring ecological risk from toxicity bioassays (1996) (45)
The equilibrium and stability for n alleles under the density-dependent selection. (1977) (42)
The theory of population dynamics: back to first principles (1987) (42)
Evolutionary consequences of basic growth equations. (1992) (41)
Outlier Detection under Interval Uncertainty: Algorithmic Solvability and Computational Complexity (2003) (37)
Population cycles: a critique of the maternal and allometric hypotheses. Higher growth rate implies shorter cycle, whatever the cause: a reply to Berryman (1995) (34)
The Space‐Lifetime Hypothesis: Viewing Organisms in Four Dimensions, Literally (2007) (30)
Why are heterozygotes often superior in fitness (1979) (29)
A direct, experimental test of resource vs. consumer dependence: comment. (2007) (29)
Evolution of community structure: competition (1988) (27)
Uncertainty in risk analysis: towards a general second-order approach combining interval, probabilistic, and fuzzy techniques (2002) (27)
Absolute Bounds on the Mean of Sum, Product, etc.: A Probabilistic Extension of Interval Arithmetic (2002) (24)
Aiming the "unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics" at ecological theory (2007) (23)
Predator Interference across Trophic Chains (1995) (23)
The Galilean turn in population ecology (2003) (23)
Exact Bounds on Sample Variance of Interval Data (2002) (22)
From controversy to consensus: the indirect interference functional response (2008) (22)
Hybrid arithmetic (1995) (22)
Exact Upper Bound on the Mean of the Product of Many Random Variables with Known Expectations (2003) (20)
Why there are so few trophic levels: Selection against instability explains the pattern ☆ (2014) (19)
From Interval Methods of Representing Uncertainty to a General Description of Uncertainty (1999) (19)
Repeatability of taxon longevity in successive foraminifera radiations and a theory of random appearance and extinction. (1984) (18)
Asymmetry of population cycles : abundance-growth representation of hidden causes of ecological dynamics (1997) (18)
A macro-equation of natural selection. (1977) (18)
Probabilities, intervals, what next? extension of interval computations to situations with partial information about probabilities (2004) (17)
The May threshold and life-history allometry (2010) (17)
Outlier detection under interval and fuzzy uncertainty: algorithmic solvability and computational complexity (2003) (15)
Higher Growth Rate Implies Shorter Cycle, Whatever the Cause: A reply to Berryman (1995) (14)
Bimodality of evolutionary rates (1981) (13)
Multilocus population genetics: relative importance of selection and recombination. (1980) (11)
Variability and Measurement Error in Extinction Risk Analysis: The Northern Spotted Owl on the Olympic Peninsula (2000) (11)
Demographic modeling of selected fish species with RAMAS (1991) (9)
Scale Invariance Is a Reasonable Approximation in Predation Models: Reply to Ruxton and Gurney (1992) (9)
Use of RAMAS to estimate ecological risk: Two fish species case studies (1991) (8)
Judgment under uncertainty: Evolution may not favor a probabilistic calculus (1996) (8)
A Feasible Algorithm for Locating Concave and Convex Zones of Interval Data and Its Use in Statistics-Based Clustering (2004) (7)
Propagating uncertainty through a quadratic response surface model (2008) (7)
Are ‘punctuations’ artefacts of time-scales? (1982) (7)
Using the phase shift for assessing the causation of population cycles (2002) (6)
Computing Higher Central Moments for Interval Data (2004) (6)
Local consideration of polymorphisms for populations coexisting in stable ecosystems (1977) (6)
Interval Computations as a Particular Case of a General Scheme Involving Classes of Probability Distributions (2001) (6)
Absolute Bounds on the Mean of Sum, Product, Max, and Min: A Probabilistic Extension of Interval Arithmetic (2002) (6)
Community construction: speciation versus invasion. (1991) (6)
THE MATERNAL EFFECT HYPOTHESIS (2003) (5)
Improving communications between theoretical ecologists, mathematical ecologists, and ecological modelers: response to the critique of our book How species interact (2014) (5)
Measurement Error Affects Risk Estimates for Recruitment to the Hudson River Stock of Striped Bass (2002) (5)
Paradoxes or Theoretical Failures (2003) (5)
Ecological implications of natural selection. (1980) (5)
Science and Management Investments Needed to Enhance the Use of Ecological Modeling in Decision Making (2003) (4)
Pathogen population structure can explain hospital outbreaks (2017) (4)
On the rate of genetic adaptation under natural selection. (1979) (4)
An experimental check of fitness entropy vs. selective delay. (1977) (4)
Lectures in Theoretical Population Biology (1984) (4)
It Must Be Beautiful (2012) (3)
Reply from L. Ginzburg. (1993) (3)
Integrated Climate Change and Threatened Bird Population Modeling to Mitigate Operations Risks on Florida Military Installations (2013) (3)
Extinction Probabilities in Stochastic Age-Structured Models of Population Growth (1983) (3)
Niche Overlaps and the Evolution of Competitive Interactions (1989) (3)
CHAPTER 13 – Ecological Considerations in EPA's Review for Field Tests of Genetically Engineered Organisms (1991) (3)
Book Review:Structural Stability and Morphogenesis. An Outline of a General Theory of Models. Rene Thom, D. H. Fowler (1979) (2)
ON EARTH AS IT IS IN THE HEAVENS (2003) (2)
On the Dynamics and Control of the Age Structure of a Population (1973) (2)
The Issue Isn’t Which Model of Consumer Interference Is Right, but Which One Is Least Wrong (2022) (2)
On the Use of Intervals ( and Probabilities ) in Scientific Computing : What is the Best Transition from Linear to Quadratic Approximation ? (2005) (1)
Uncertainty in Risk Analysis : Towards a GeneralSecond-Order Approach Combining Interval , Probabilistic , and Fuzzy (2002) (1)
Book Review:Modelling Fluctuating Populations. R. M. Nisbet, W. S. C. Gurney (1983) (1)
Useful Philosophy Theoretical Biology and Complexity: Three Essays on the Natural Philosophy of Complex Systems Robert Rosen (1986) (1)
On size and extinction: a random walk model predicts the body size of lowest risk for mammals (2009) (1)
MYTHS ABOUT CORRELATIONS AND DEPENDENCIES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK ANALYSIS (2005) (1)
On the Use of Intervals in Scientific Computing: What Is the Best Transition from Linear to Quadratic Approximation? (2004) (0)
On the size selectivity of extinction in Late Pleistocene mammals : a mini-forum based on Polishchuk ( 2010 : Evol (2010) (0)
Exact Bounds on Sample Variance ofInterval (2002) (0)
Statistical analysis of dna content histograms in the interphase nuclei (1974) (0)
$9.95 (cloth), 319 ppYu.M. Svirezhev and D.O. Logofet, Stability of Biological Communities, Mir, Berlin (1983). (1988) (0)
Quality assurance checks on ecological risk assessments (1995) (0)
DOES ECOLOGY HAVE LAWS (2003) (0)
A Multispecies Approach to Ecological Valuation (2016) (0)
Book reviews (1988) (0)
Review for "Hidden layers of density dependence in consumer feeding rates" (2020) (0)
PREDATOR—PREY INTERACTIONS AND THE PERIOD OF CYCLING (2003) (0)
Evolutionary Theory Theoretical Evolutionary Ecology Michael Bulmer (1996) (0)
Improving communications between theoretical ecologists, mathematical ecologists, and ecological modelers: response to the critique of our book How species interact (2013) (0)
Alternative Theories of Trophic Interaction (2012) (0)
Reply from L. Ginzburg. (1993) (0)
How Gradual Interference and Ratio Dependence Emerge (2012) (0)
Results of the Initial Screening of Ecological Models - by Model Analysis Team (2001) (0)
Direct Measurements of the Functional Response (2012) (0)
6-1-2004 Computing Higher Central Moments for Interval Data (2013) (0)
Book Review:English-Russian Biological Dictionary. O. I. Chibisova, L. A. Koziar (1982) (0)
[Population control by biological methods]. (1969) (0)
[Assessment of norms for releasing sterile insects]. (1974) (0)
Book Review:Theoretical Systems Ecology: Advances and Case Studies. Efraim Halfon (1979) (0)
[A statistical analysis of the histograms of DNA concentration in interphase nuclei]. (1974) (0)
SHADOWS ON THE WALL (2003) (0)
EQUILIBRIUM AND ACCELERATED DEATH (2003) (0)
Pathogen population structure can explain hospital outbreaks (2018) (0)
Book Review:Geometrical Probability and Biological Structures: Buffon's 200th Anniversary. R. E. Miles, J. Serra (1979) (0)
Book Review:Integrodifferential Equations and Delay Models in Population Dynamics. J. M. Cushing (1979) (0)
[Mathematical model of interaction of 2 populations. IV. Comparison of theory and experiment]. (1974) (0)
The Ratio Dependence Controversy (2012) (0)
Development of a population model of giant kelp (1989) (0)
Book Review:A Biologist's Advanced Mathematics. David R. Causton (1988) (0)
Bridging the gulf between ecologists and engineers (2002) (0)
The Space-Lifetime Hypothesis : viewing organisms in four 2 dimensions , literally 3 4 (2007) (0)
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION (2010) (0)

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