activity
20052021
most citedQuasi-stationary distributions and population processes

191 citations · 327 across the 22 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

26 papers

math.PR2021

Dynamics of lineages in adaptation to a gradual environmental change

Vincent Calvez, Benoît Henry, Sylvie Méléard +1

We investigate a simple quantitative genetics model subjet to a gradual environmental change from the viewpoint of the phylogenies of the living individuals. We aim to understand b…

math.PR2020

Scaling limits of bisexual Galton-Watson processes

Vincent Bansaye, Maria-Emilia Caballero, Sylvie Méléard +1

Bisexual Galton-Watson processes are discrete Markov chains where reproduction events are due to mating of males and females. Owing to this interaction, the standard branching prop…

q-bio.PE2020★ 2 cited

Bacterial Metabolic Heterogeneity: from Stochastic to Deterministic Models

Carl Graham, Jérôme Harmand, Sylvie Méléard +1

We revisit the modeling of the diauxic growth of a pure microorganism on two distinct sugars which was first described by Monod. Most available models are deterministic and make th…

math.PR2019

Large fluctuations in multi-scale modeling for rest erythropoiesis

Celine Bonnet, Sylvie Méléard

Erythropoiesis is a mechanism for the production of red blood cells by cellular differentiation. It is based on amplification steps due to an interplay between renewal and differen…

q-bio.PE2019

Inference with selection, varying population size and evolving population structure: Application of ABC to a forward-backward coalescent process with interactions

Clotilde Lepers, Sylvain Billiard, Matthieu Porte +2

Genetic data are often used to infer demographic history and changes or detect genes under selection. Inferential methods are commonly based on models making various strong assumpt…

q-bio.PE2019★ 7 cited

Horizontal gene transfer: numerical comparison between stochastic and deterministic approaches

Vincent Calvez, Susely Figueroa Iglesias, Hélène Hivert +3

Horizontal gene Transfer (HT) denotes the transmission of genetic material between two living organisms, while the vertical transmission refers to a DNA transfer from parents to th…