Math Evolution Group
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 Evolutionary dynamics is the study of the fundamental priciples of evolutionary changes. Evolution is becoming a systematic mathematical theory, and the inspiring ideas of evolutionary processes or mechanisms introduce numerous novel mathematical terms. The evolutionary process is usually stuided in the context of the game theory, optimization and control theory, dynamical systems, graph theory, differential equations, and scienfitif computings.
We are particularly, but not restrictly, interesting in the study on evolutionary game theory, dynamics of population interactions, inverse games, optimizations, inverse problems in biology, molecular modeling, mathematical modeling of biological systems etc. One priority of the group is providing oppotunities for different community exchanging exciting ideas and collaborating on interesting topics.
Important Annoucement/News: The schedule of the seminar is updated: Moment methods for ecological processes in continuous space, by B. Bolker, S.W. Pacala, and S.A. Levine Speaker: Ozgur Aydogmus, Feb 1st, Wed If you have any questions, please contact the organizers . Important Reminder: |
"Wir mussen issen, wir werden wissen" -- David Hilbert
Recent News
Yuanyuan Huang and Dr. Zhijun Wu published newe paper: "statistical measures on residue-level protein structural properties" on JSFG [link]
The paper discussed on Wed, Jan 26 is by Dr. Blaster and Dr. Kirschner, [link]
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Evolutionary dynamics
Game theory Evolutionary Games Interacting systems Molecular Modeling |
Mathematical evolution @ ISU, Maintanance of this Webpage: Wu's group
(maintained by Wen Zhou, contributed by Ozgur Aydogmus, Yuanyuan Huang, and Zhijun Wu)
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