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most citedAn approximate sampling formula under genetic hitchhiking

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math.PR2026

A small noise approximation for Muller's Ratchet

Carola Sophia Heinzel, Peter Pfaffelhuber, Anton Wakolbinger

We consider an infinite system of SDEs with Fleming-Viot noise indexed by , whose parameters , and are the (deleterious) selection coefficient, the (uni-dir…

math.PR2026

Logarithmic scaling of selective sweep curves: from tents to houses

Florin Boenkost, Felix Hermann, András Tóbiás +1

One of the classical results of mathematical population genetics states that the frequency of a beneficial mutant's offspring, on its way to fixation in a large population, looks l…

math.PR2018

Fixation probabilities and hitting times under low levels of frequency-dependent selection

Peter Pfaffelhuber, Anton Wakolbinger

In population genetics, diffusions on the unit interval are often used to model the frequency path of an allele. In this setting we derive approximations for fixation probabilities…

math.PR2011★ 8 cited

Muller's ratchet with compensatory mutations

P. Pfaffelhuber, P. R. Staab, A. Wakolbinger

We consider an infinite-dimensional system of stochastic differential equations describing the evolution of type frequencies in a large population. The type of an individual is the…

math.PR2005★ 54 cited

An approximate sampling formula under genetic hitchhiking

Alison Etheridge, Peter Pfaffelhuber, Anton Wakolbinger

For a genetic locus carrying a strongly beneficial allele which has just fixed in a large population, we study the ancestry at a linked neutral locus. During this ``selective sweep…