Recent developments in regional science - Funck, R. (London Pion, 1972)
Linear and non-linear systems of equations / W. Eichhorn, R. Eredmann -- Linear Systems of difference equations / W. Eichhorn, F. Stehling -- Alternative methods for the study of urban dynamics / J.H.P. Paelinick -- Equilibrium versus optimum: spacing of firms, and patterns of market areas / M.J. Beckmann -- A model of household locational preferences / B. Harris -- Utility systems as determinants of settlement patterns: a typology / D. Bokemann -- Toward a reformulation of the modal choice problem of urban transportation planning / D.E. Boyce -- The question of city size and national policy / W. Alonso -- A policy-oriented model of regional economic growth / R. Frunk -- Sensitivity analysis of the industrial demand for water resources / J. Derooy -- Why is general relativity theory relevant to regional and other social sciences? / W. Isard.
Papers which presented, or which were developed from the author's lectures, at the Advanced Studies Institute on Recent Developments in Regional Science, held in Karlsruhe, Germany, July 20 to August 14, 1970.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Space in economics -- Mathematical models -- Congresses; City planning -- Mathematical models -- Congresses; Regional planning -- Mathematical models -- Congresses