Evolutionary Dynamics
Evolutionary Dynamics : Exploring the Equations of Life by Martin A. Nowak - ISBN 0674023382 - Harvard University Press 2006
Motivation
Watching Evolutionary Dynamics of Harvard Science Center Research Lecture Series 2006
Pre-reading model
Draw a schema (using PmGraphViz or another solution) of the situation of the area in the studied domain before having read the book.
Reading
- Preface
- "Evolutionary Dynamics presents those mathematical principles according to which life has evolved and continues to evolve." (p.ix)
- "Wherever information reproduces, there is evolution." (p.ix)
- "In this book, the languages of biology and mathematics meet to talk about "evolution. (p.x)
- 1 Introduction
- structure of the book chapter by chapter page 4 to 7
- 2 What Evolution Is
- "This chapter introduces three basic building blocks of evolutionary dynamics: replication, selection, and mutation." (p9)
- Simplex and its Applications on Wikipedia
- 3 Fitness Landscapes and Sequence Spaces
- (p27)
- 4 Evolutionary Games
- (p45)
- 5 Prisoners of the Dilemma
- (p71)
- 6 Finite Populations
- (p93)
- 7 Games in Finite Populations
- (p107)
- 8 Evolutionary Graph Theory
- (p123)
- 9 Spatial Games
- (p145)
- 10 HIV Infection
- (p167)
- 11 Evolution of Virulence
- (p189)
- 12 Evolutionary Dynamics of Cancer
- (p209)
- 13 Language Evolution
- (p249)
- 14 Conclusion
- (p287)
See also
- Wikipedia:Logistic function
the most common sigmoid curve
- Programming for Peace Computer-Aided Methods for International Conflict Resolution and Prevention, Springer 2006
- Evolutionary dynamics on graphs by Christoph Hauert, 2004
- Jim Crutchfield's Research Communications Dynamics of Evolutionary Processes section Evolutionary Dynamics---Exploring the Interplay of Selection, Neutrality, Accident, and Function
- Some Equations and Games in Evolutionary Biology by Christine Taylor, Institute for Advanced Study February 2011
- Leslie Valiant's paper on Evolvability, J. Assoc. Computing Machinery 2009 with a mention of Martin Nowak in the acknowledgements
Overall remarks and questions
- mentions of Ronald Fisher's work
Synthesis
So in the end, it was about X and was based on Y.
Critics
Point A, B and C are debatable because of e, f and j.
Vocabulary
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Post-reading model
Draw a schema (using PmGraphViz or another solution) of the situation of the area in the studied domain after having read the book. Link it to the pre-reading model and align the two to help easy comparison.
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