Math Evolution Group
Mathematical Evolution Group @ Iowa State University / About|
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AboutThe goal of Mathematical evolution group and seminar is to provide an opportunity for communication of researchers from mathematics and biology. The seminar and group wish to enhance the interaction of different groups interesting on evolutionary game theory, dynamics of population interactions, inverse games, optimizations, inverse problems in biology, molecular modeling, mathematical modeling of biological systems. Some problems are proposed by Professor Wu from Mathematics department 1. Problems of computing Nash for evolutionary games: are they NP? 2. Problems of computing ESS in general. 3. Inverse problems in evolutionary games 4. Game models for plant succession 5. Game models for sexual selection 6. Game models for virus infection 7. Games microbial play Some
of the group members are now working on game theoretical model of yeast
growth, formation and dynamics of bacteria colony, modeling
immunobiology by PDEs and compartmental systems, game moded of immune
tolerance, criss-infections, suferinfections, inverse
games, control in game to model mutation choice, parameter estimates,
plant colony and games model, stochastics process and modeling in
biology, etc. |
"Wir mussen issen, wir werden wissen" -- David Hilbert |
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Evolutionary dynamics
Game theory Evolutionary Games Interacting systems Molecular Modeling |
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