Add to ORKGThe entropy-maximising methodology for variables which take discrete values is used to derive the rank-size rule and to give a new interpretation of the constants. Relationships are found between the real populations of the cities, the populations that are given by the models, and the rank of the cities. A new index that represents the degree of concentration of a country is introduced as well as a new measure for the deviation of one pair of cities from the rank-size rule. The model is applied to data for Greek cities.
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...
The minimization of Fisher’s information (MFI) approach of Frieden et al. [Phys. Rev. E 60, 48 (1999...
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...
We have many models for explanation of existence of the rank-size rule of city. Among them, we have ...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf's law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-siz...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf's law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-size...
The large literature on the rank-size rule of city sizes has received rather inconsistent treatment ...
The paper describes the concept of entropy profile, how it is derived, its relationship to the numbe...
P(論文)We may generally define the rank-size rule by the formula : FR_=f(R) where F_R is the frequency...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf’s law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-size...
This study introduces a city-country rule to complement the well-known rank-size rule for cities, fr...
The present work pursues theoretical and empirical objectives.With regards to the former, it is demo...
Zipf’s law is one of the main features in regional sciences, when it comes in studying urban systems...
This paper is an analysis of the city-size distribution for thirty-five countries of the world in 19...
<p>The rank refers to the position of the cities sorted by decreasing population size.</p
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...
The minimization of Fisher’s information (MFI) approach of Frieden et al. [Phys. Rev. E 60, 48 (1999...
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...
We have many models for explanation of existence of the rank-size rule of city. Among them, we have ...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf's law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-siz...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf's law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-size...
The large literature on the rank-size rule of city sizes has received rather inconsistent treatment ...
The paper describes the concept of entropy profile, how it is derived, its relationship to the numbe...
P(論文)We may generally define the rank-size rule by the formula : FR_=f(R) where F_R is the frequency...
A mere hyperbolic law, like the Zipf’s law power function, is often inadequate to describe rank-size...
This study introduces a city-country rule to complement the well-known rank-size rule for cities, fr...
The present work pursues theoretical and empirical objectives.With regards to the former, it is demo...
Zipf’s law is one of the main features in regional sciences, when it comes in studying urban systems...
This paper is an analysis of the city-size distribution for thirty-five countries of the world in 19...
<p>The rank refers to the position of the cities sorted by decreasing population size.</p
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...
The minimization of Fisher’s information (MFI) approach of Frieden et al. [Phys. Rev. E 60, 48 (1999...
We offer a general-equilibrium economic approach to Zip's Law or, more generally, the rank-size dist...