Explore the genetic composition of supercritical branching populations under power law mutation rate in this 46-minute lecture by Vianney Brouard from ENS Lyon. Delivered on October 4, 2024, as part of the Fields Institute's Thematic Program on Mathematical Oncology, this talk delves into the intricate relationship between ecology and cancer evolution. Gain insights into the mathematical modeling of oncological processes and how they relate to population genetics. The lecture is part of a broader series on "The Ecology and Evolution of Cancer," offering a unique perspective on the intersection of mathematics, biology, and oncology.
Genetic Composition of Supercritical Branching Populations Under Power Law Mutation Rate
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Genetic composition of supercritical branching populations under power law mutation rate
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