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Sequence Profiles and Hidden Markov Modelsunknown amino acid sequence is compared to a set of profiles characterizing known protein families. Such comparisons between profiles and anonymous sequences are often more sensitive than pairwise comparisons. Profiles can be rewritten as profile hidden Markov models. Hidden Markov models are based

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Genes in Populations: Backward in Timecestors as we move backward in time. If we trace back the gene genealogies until the most recent common ancestor of the entire sample, this sample genealogy is called the coalescent. Coalescent theory allows the derivation of important evolutionary quantities such as the number of segregating sites

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this part of the book various aspects of the theory of Elliptic curves are treated. Here we give a brief description of the contents of the articles in the order in which they appear. Firstly, there is a quick introductory article by D.S. Nagaraj and B. Sury, in which some basic notations of algebr

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rmulation is extremely important for numerical purposes. It establishes a new, very flexible discretisation method. After historical remarks in Section 8.1 we introduce the Ritz–Galerkin method in Section 8.2. The basic principle is the replacement of the function space . in the variational formulat

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beginning we also asked for second derivatives satisfying the equation . requires a solution in .. Therefore the crucial question is, under what conditions the weak solution also belongs to Sobolev spaces of higher order (cf. Section 9.1). Section 9.2 characterises a specific property of elliptic so