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UID:2026-06-18-chen-wei-kuo-complex-systems-arising-from-evolution-biology@seminars.prob.tw
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SUMMARY:Complex Systems Arising from Evolution Biology
DESCRIPTION:陳偉國 (Chen\, Wei-Kuo)\n1. Introduction & Purposes\n\nThe primary goal of this lecture series is to introduce several emerging topics in evolutionary biology. In particular\, we will focus on the NK model\, introduced by Kauffman\, Levin\, and Weinberger\, which is a random fitness function defined on the genomes of certain species with N genetic loci\, each interacting with K others. This model has broad applicability in the study of evolution and natural selection\, as it captures the inherent ruggedness of fitness landscapes.\n\n2. Outline & Descriptions\n\nThroughout the series\, we will highlight recent developments\, outline the underlying mathematical approaches\, and present open problems that are especially well suited for graduate students and junior researchers seeking to broaden their research directions. \n\n3. Prerequisites\n\nParticipants are expected to be familiar with material from at least a first-semester graduate course in probability.\n\n4. Registration\n\nhttps://forms.gle/D9XjevbBKhbd71Fh8
LOCATION:台大次震宇宙館 505 室（6/18 在 509 室）
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