Will the Population of Humanity in the Future be Stabilized?
L. Ya. Kobelev, L. L. Nugaeva
Abstract
A phenomenological theory of growth of the population of humankind is proposed. The theory based on the assumption about a multifractal nature of the set of number of people in temporal axis and contains control parameters. In particular cases the theory coincide with known Kapitza, Foerster, Hoerner phenomenological theories.
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