Probability and Mathematical Genetics
Herausgeber: Bingham, N. H.; Goldie, C. M.
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Leading authorities cover a wide range of currently topical problems in probability and mathematical genetics.
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Leading authorities cover a wide range of currently topical problems in probability and mathematical genetics.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 548
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 784g
- ISBN-13: 9780521145770
- ISBN-10: 0521145775
- Artikelnr.: 30621394
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 548
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 784g
- ISBN-13: 9780521145770
- ISBN-10: 0521145775
- Artikelnr.: 30621394
Preface; List of contributors; Bibliography of J. F. C. Kingman; 1. A
fragment of autobiography, 1957-1967 J. F. C. Kingman; 2. More uses of
exchangeability: representations of complex random structures David J.
Aldous; 3. Perfect simulation using dominated coupling from the past with
application to area-interaction point processes and wavelet thresholding G.
K. Ambler and B. W. Silverman; 4. Assessing molecular variability in cancer
genomes A. D. Barbour and S. Tavaré; 5. Branching out J. D. Biggins; 6.
Kingman, category and combinatorics N. H. Bingham and A. J. Ostaszewski; 7.
Long-range dependence in a Cox process directed by an alternating renewal
process D. J. Daley; 8. Kernel methods and minimum contrast estimators for
empirical deconvolution Aurore Delaigle and Peter Hall; 9. The coalescent
and its descendants Peter Donnelly and Stephen Leslie; 10. Kingman and
mathematical population genetics Warren J. Ewens and Geoffrey A. Watterson;
11. Characterizations of exchangeable partitions and random discrete
distributions by deletion properties Alexander Gnedin, Chris Haulk and Jim
Pitman; 12. Applying coupon-collecting theory to computer-aided assessments
C. M. Goldie, R. Cornish and C. L. Robinson; 13. Colouring and breaking
sticks: random distributions and heterogeneous clustering Peter J. Green;
14. The associated random walk and martingales in random walks with
stationary increments D. R. Grey; 15. Diffusion processes and coalescent
trees R. C. Griffiths and D. Spanó; 16. Three problems for the clairvoyant
demon Geoffrey Grimmett; 17. Homogenization for advection-diffusion in a
perforated domain P. H. Haynes, V. H. Hoang, J. R. Norris and K. C.
Zygalakis; 18. Heavy traffic on a controlled motorway F. P. Kelly and R. J.
Williams; 19. Coupling time distribution asymptotics for some couplings of
the Lévy stochastic area W. S. Kendall; 20. Queueing with neighbours V.
Shcherbakov and S. Volkov; 21. Optimal information feed P. Whittle; 22. A
dynamical-system picture of a simple branching-process phase transition
David Williams; Index.
fragment of autobiography, 1957-1967 J. F. C. Kingman; 2. More uses of
exchangeability: representations of complex random structures David J.
Aldous; 3. Perfect simulation using dominated coupling from the past with
application to area-interaction point processes and wavelet thresholding G.
K. Ambler and B. W. Silverman; 4. Assessing molecular variability in cancer
genomes A. D. Barbour and S. Tavaré; 5. Branching out J. D. Biggins; 6.
Kingman, category and combinatorics N. H. Bingham and A. J. Ostaszewski; 7.
Long-range dependence in a Cox process directed by an alternating renewal
process D. J. Daley; 8. Kernel methods and minimum contrast estimators for
empirical deconvolution Aurore Delaigle and Peter Hall; 9. The coalescent
and its descendants Peter Donnelly and Stephen Leslie; 10. Kingman and
mathematical population genetics Warren J. Ewens and Geoffrey A. Watterson;
11. Characterizations of exchangeable partitions and random discrete
distributions by deletion properties Alexander Gnedin, Chris Haulk and Jim
Pitman; 12. Applying coupon-collecting theory to computer-aided assessments
C. M. Goldie, R. Cornish and C. L. Robinson; 13. Colouring and breaking
sticks: random distributions and heterogeneous clustering Peter J. Green;
14. The associated random walk and martingales in random walks with
stationary increments D. R. Grey; 15. Diffusion processes and coalescent
trees R. C. Griffiths and D. Spanó; 16. Three problems for the clairvoyant
demon Geoffrey Grimmett; 17. Homogenization for advection-diffusion in a
perforated domain P. H. Haynes, V. H. Hoang, J. R. Norris and K. C.
Zygalakis; 18. Heavy traffic on a controlled motorway F. P. Kelly and R. J.
Williams; 19. Coupling time distribution asymptotics for some couplings of
the Lévy stochastic area W. S. Kendall; 20. Queueing with neighbours V.
Shcherbakov and S. Volkov; 21. Optimal information feed P. Whittle; 22. A
dynamical-system picture of a simple branching-process phase transition
David Williams; Index.
Preface; List of contributors; Bibliography of J. F. C. Kingman; 1. A
fragment of autobiography, 1957-1967 J. F. C. Kingman; 2. More uses of
exchangeability: representations of complex random structures David J.
Aldous; 3. Perfect simulation using dominated coupling from the past with
application to area-interaction point processes and wavelet thresholding G.
K. Ambler and B. W. Silverman; 4. Assessing molecular variability in cancer
genomes A. D. Barbour and S. Tavaré; 5. Branching out J. D. Biggins; 6.
Kingman, category and combinatorics N. H. Bingham and A. J. Ostaszewski; 7.
Long-range dependence in a Cox process directed by an alternating renewal
process D. J. Daley; 8. Kernel methods and minimum contrast estimators for
empirical deconvolution Aurore Delaigle and Peter Hall; 9. The coalescent
and its descendants Peter Donnelly and Stephen Leslie; 10. Kingman and
mathematical population genetics Warren J. Ewens and Geoffrey A. Watterson;
11. Characterizations of exchangeable partitions and random discrete
distributions by deletion properties Alexander Gnedin, Chris Haulk and Jim
Pitman; 12. Applying coupon-collecting theory to computer-aided assessments
C. M. Goldie, R. Cornish and C. L. Robinson; 13. Colouring and breaking
sticks: random distributions and heterogeneous clustering Peter J. Green;
14. The associated random walk and martingales in random walks with
stationary increments D. R. Grey; 15. Diffusion processes and coalescent
trees R. C. Griffiths and D. Spanó; 16. Three problems for the clairvoyant
demon Geoffrey Grimmett; 17. Homogenization for advection-diffusion in a
perforated domain P. H. Haynes, V. H. Hoang, J. R. Norris and K. C.
Zygalakis; 18. Heavy traffic on a controlled motorway F. P. Kelly and R. J.
Williams; 19. Coupling time distribution asymptotics for some couplings of
the Lévy stochastic area W. S. Kendall; 20. Queueing with neighbours V.
Shcherbakov and S. Volkov; 21. Optimal information feed P. Whittle; 22. A
dynamical-system picture of a simple branching-process phase transition
David Williams; Index.
fragment of autobiography, 1957-1967 J. F. C. Kingman; 2. More uses of
exchangeability: representations of complex random structures David J.
Aldous; 3. Perfect simulation using dominated coupling from the past with
application to area-interaction point processes and wavelet thresholding G.
K. Ambler and B. W. Silverman; 4. Assessing molecular variability in cancer
genomes A. D. Barbour and S. Tavaré; 5. Branching out J. D. Biggins; 6.
Kingman, category and combinatorics N. H. Bingham and A. J. Ostaszewski; 7.
Long-range dependence in a Cox process directed by an alternating renewal
process D. J. Daley; 8. Kernel methods and minimum contrast estimators for
empirical deconvolution Aurore Delaigle and Peter Hall; 9. The coalescent
and its descendants Peter Donnelly and Stephen Leslie; 10. Kingman and
mathematical population genetics Warren J. Ewens and Geoffrey A. Watterson;
11. Characterizations of exchangeable partitions and random discrete
distributions by deletion properties Alexander Gnedin, Chris Haulk and Jim
Pitman; 12. Applying coupon-collecting theory to computer-aided assessments
C. M. Goldie, R. Cornish and C. L. Robinson; 13. Colouring and breaking
sticks: random distributions and heterogeneous clustering Peter J. Green;
14. The associated random walk and martingales in random walks with
stationary increments D. R. Grey; 15. Diffusion processes and coalescent
trees R. C. Griffiths and D. Spanó; 16. Three problems for the clairvoyant
demon Geoffrey Grimmett; 17. Homogenization for advection-diffusion in a
perforated domain P. H. Haynes, V. H. Hoang, J. R. Norris and K. C.
Zygalakis; 18. Heavy traffic on a controlled motorway F. P. Kelly and R. J.
Williams; 19. Coupling time distribution asymptotics for some couplings of
the Lévy stochastic area W. S. Kendall; 20. Queueing with neighbours V.
Shcherbakov and S. Volkov; 21. Optimal information feed P. Whittle; 22. A
dynamical-system picture of a simple branching-process phase transition
David Williams; Index.