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Fluctuation theorems and exact multi-allele fixation probabilities
A mutant gene that appears in a finite population will, in the long run, either disappear from it or become fixed, so that all members of the population will carry a copy of the mutant gene. Determining the fixation probability of a mutant gene is thus a prerequisite for modeling evolutionary dynami
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