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2023
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Vladimir V. Aristov, Alexey V. Karnaukhov, Anatoly S. Buchelnikov, Vladimir F. Levchenko, Yury D. Nechipurenko:
The Degradation and Aging of Biological Systems as a Process of Information Loss and Entropy Increase. Entropy 25(7): 1067 (2023)
2015
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Leonid Zamdborg, David M. Holloway, Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Vladimir F. Levchenko, Alexander V. Spirov:
Forced evolution in silico by artificial transposons and their genetic operators: The ant navigation problem. Inf. Sci. 306: 88-110 (2015)

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2009
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Alexander V. Spirov, Alexander B. Kazansky, Leonid Zamdborg, Juan Julián Merelo Guervós, Vladimir F. Levchenko:
Forced Evolution in Silico by Artificial Transposons and their Genetic Operators: The John Muir Ant Problem. CoRR abs/0910.5542 (2009)

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