From Genetics to Mathematics

Contains pedagogical and elementary introductions to genetics for mathematicians and physicists as well as to mathematical models and techniques of population dynamics. This book offers a physicist's perspective on modeling biological processes.

Preface; To Understand Nature - Computer Modeling Between Genetics and Evolution; Evolution of the Age-Structured Populations and Demography; Darwinian Purifying Selection versus Complementing Strategy in Monte-Carlo Simulations; Models of Population Dynamics and Their Applications in Genetics; Computational Modeling of Evolution: Ecosystems and Language; Age-Structured Population Models with Genetics.