Titlebook: Branching Processes and Neutral Evolution; Ziad Ta?b Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Branching process.Evolution Theory.M

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The Limiting Stable Case, it is possible to imagine some kind of asymptotic stability even in this case, namely that of the composition, in several senses, of a population according to some appropriate limit composition laws, even though the population size continues to grow. This idea has been exploited by many authors. A

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The Process of Mutant Ancestors, functionals of the pedigree of a randomly sampled individual (from a very old well behaved branching process) written in the terminology of the preceding chapter. Those functionals are such that the same results are valid under P? as under P?. (see Chapter Five). For that reason it is motivated to

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Infinite Sites Labels,on in the fine structure of the gene. This fine structure seems to suggest that a label may be viewed as a very long sequence of specific positions (sites). Each such position can be occupied by some letter chosen from a four—letter alphabet (the four nucleotides A,C,T and G). Models adopting this s

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Related Individuals, A question that many geneticists ask is “what information about an individual x can we gain from information about another individual y related to x in a given manner”? From the point of view of the evolutionist it is relevant to ask the inverse question “How is x likely to be related to y, given s

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7.1.2.3.3 Magnetostriction constants,Most of the results in this chapter will be formulated in terms of an RSI (cf. Chapter Five) but we will also describe what happens when the randomly sampled individual is chosen among living individuals.