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Phylodynamic inference with the bounded coalescent: a point process perspective
The coalescent is a central framework in population genetics for modelling the ancestral relationships among sampled individuals through a genealogy, represented as a rooted and ranked binary tree. In this model, lineages coalesce at a rate inversely proportional to the effective population size, a
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