Recombination in discrete and continuous time from the viewpoint of Markov embedding
Ellen Baake, Michael Baake, Jeremy Sumner
Source abstract
The classic recombination equation, both in discrete and in continuous time, can be solved in a way that derives from the Markov chain of a partitioning process. Here, we revisit this structure from the point of view of the Markov embedding problem. In particular, we analyse when a discrete-time Markov matrix of recombination type can occur in a time-homogeneous Markov semigroup that is generated by a recombination rate matrix. En route, we also show that such rate matrices (or Markov generators) generally do not form a matrix algebra, but span a real Lie algebra.
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