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Category Archives: Evolutionary theory
Another paper
Our already long list of papers devoted to the analysis of a replicator equation became longer with a new paper by Alexander Bratus, Volodya Posvyanskii and myself, “Solutions with a bounded support promote permanence of a distributed replicator equation,” which … Continue reading
Eigen quasispecies model and isometry groups
Quite some time ago Yura Semenov and I uploaded yet another paper on the quasispecies theory (this is a continuation of this research), here is an archive link. The title of the paper is “On Eigen’s quasispecies model, two-valued fitness … Continue reading
Posted in Career, Evolutionary theory, quasispecies, Uncategorized
Tagged Error threshold, Evolution, publish or perish, publishing, quasispecies
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Group selection versus kin selection
The group-selection dustup continues: E. O. Wilson calls Richard Dawkins a “journalist”
Posted in Evolutionary theory
Tagged evolution of altruism, Evolutionary game theory, History, kin selection
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Human Evolution in Scientific American
The latest issue of Scientific American is specially devoted to the human evolution. A lot of interesting articles. Link
Posted in Evolutionary theory, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Evolution, Human evolution
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Mathematical analysis of quasispecies model
Finally I uploaded a third our paper on the analysis of quasispecies model. Here all the links together: Linear algebra of the permutation invariant Crow-Kimura model of prebiotic evolution (This text deals with the symmetric or permutation invariant fitness landscape and … Continue reading
Modeling biological evolution
Here is the latest issue of Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena devoted to the modeling of biological evolution: link This volume includes my (with co-authors) paper Replicator Equations and Space, which is somewhat different from the arXiv version in a few … Continue reading
More on quasispecies
I uploaded to arXiv our paper On the behavior of the leading eigenvalue of Eigen’s evolutionary matrices. This is our second joint work with Yura Semenov and Alexander Bratus, both from Moscow, on the Eigen model. The first one was devoted … Continue reading
What does it mean to present “an exact solution” of the quasispecies model?
This post is a continuation of many previous discussions, e.g., one, two. In a nutshell, the whole problem is to find the leading eigenvalue and the corresponding eigenvector of the eigenvalue problem where , is a positive parameter, , and … Continue reading
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Tagged Error threshold, publishing, quasispecies, Statistical physics
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Eugene Koonin on evolution
Here is a link to online version of Eugene’s lecture on the modern view on evolution (“modern” with a caveat that quite a number of well known biologists probably would not agree with some of the premises of the lecture). … Continue reading
Linear algebra of the permutation invariant Crow–Kimura model of prebiotic evolution
I uploaded to arXiv our joint text with Alexander Bratus and Yuri Semenov: arXiv:1306.0111. The text gives an interesting (in my humble opinion, of course) prospective on the problem of the error threshold. Using the fact that the mutation matrix … Continue reading
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Tagged Error threshold, publish or perish, Statistical physics
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