Scaling Limit of the Fleming-Viot Multi-Colour Process
Oliver Tough

TL;DR
This paper studies the scaling limit of a multi-colour Fleming-Viot process with genetic information, showing convergence to a population genetics Fleming-Viot process as the number of particles grows large.
Contribution
It establishes the convergence of the scaled multi-colour Fleming-Viot process with genetic information to a classical population genetics Fleming-Viot process in the large particle limit.
Findings
Convergence of the genetic information process after rescaling time by N
Extension to Brownian motion with boundary catalyst killing
Different limiting process from classical population genetics
Abstract
We consider the -particle Fleming-Viot process associated to a normally reflected diffusion with soft catalyst killing. The Fleming-Viot multi-colour process is obtained by attaching genetic information to the particles in the Fleming-Viot process. We establish that, after rescaling time by , this genetic information converges to the (very different) Fleming-Viot process from population genetics, as . An extension is provided to dynamics given by Brownian motion with hard catalyst killing at the boundary of its domain.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and statistical mechanics · Diffusion and Search Dynamics · Evolution and Genetic Dynamics
