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Infinite Sites Labels,ites). Each such position can be occupied by some letter chosen from a four—letter alphabet (the four nucleotides A,C,T and G). Models adopting this special point of view go back to [Kimura, 1969] and [Kimura, 1971] and are often named infinite sites models.

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7.1.2.2.3 Electrical resistivity,esults about the convergence of b-.E[M] and the a.s. convergence of M./Z. where Z. and M. stand for the size of and the number of different labels in the nth generation respectively. As usual, b stands for the mean reproduction of an individual. Similar results will be derived in this chapter in the context of our more general model.

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