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Intro
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A mathematical model
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Reproduction
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A deterministic approximation
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Examples of hybrid zones Maintained by selection?
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Zooming out
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(Mean) Curvature flow
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The Allen-Cahn equation and curvature flow
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A probabilistic proof (E. Freeman, Penington, 2017)
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Majority voting in (Historical) BBM
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Majority voting and the Allen-Cahn equation
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Probabilistic proof of Chen's result
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Some heuristics
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What if homozygotes not equally fit?
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Sensitivity to asymmetry (Gooding, 2018)
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Invasions
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Blocking (E., Gooding, Letter, 2022+)
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A more precise statement
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Other domains
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Key argument
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Effect of noise
Description:
Explore the fascinating world of hybrid zones in this 44-minute lecture by Alison Etheridge, presented by the International Mathematical Union. Delve into a mathematical model of reproduction and examine deterministic approximations. Investigate examples of hybrid zones and question whether they are maintained by selection. Zoom out to study mean curvature flow and the Allen-Cahn equation, including a probabilistic proof. Analyze majority voting in historical BBM and its connection to the Allen-Cahn equation. Consider scenarios where homozygotes are not equally fit and examine sensitivity to asymmetry. Investigate invasions and blocking techniques, exploring more precise statements and effects in various domains. Conclude by examining the key arguments and the impact of noise on hybrid zone dynamics.

The Motion of Hybrid Zones - And How to Stop Them

International Mathematical Union
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