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Adaptive processes in biology and culture: Models of evolving vaccine resistance and the record statistics of innovation
This thesis is organized into two parts, each comprising two chapters: Chapter 1 and 2 offer models for the evolution of vaccine resistance in response to diverse vaccination strategies. Chapter 3 and 4 review the statistics of records, their connection to models of innovation and an application to
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