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Aspects of Optimality Behavior in Population Genetics Theory

Optimality principles are central to many areas of the physical sciences, and often the simplest way of finding the evolutionary behavior of some dynamical system is by finding that path satisfying some optimality criterion. This paper discusses two aspects of the evolutionary paths followed by gene frequencies under natural selection as derived by optimality principles.

Alan Hastings | Warren J. Ewens | W. Ewens | A. Hastings

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