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Rate of Adaptation of Large Populations
Feng Yu and Alison Etheridge
Abstract We consider the accumulation of beneficial and deleterious mutations in
asexual populations. The rate of adaptation is affected by the total mutation rate,
proportion of beneficial mutations, and population size N. We describe two models:
a strong selection model for large population size and a weak selection model for
moderate population size. For the strong selection model, we give an argument to
show that regardless of mutation rates, as long as the proportion of beneficial mutations is strictly positive, the adaptation rate is at least O(log1−δ N), if the population
size is sufficiently large. For the weak selection model, we use a Girsanov transform
to perform some preliminary calculations that shed new light on the adaptation rate.

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