Population Algebras
将非结合代数从遗传学扩展到随机种群过程，研究新应用带来的理论问题，并通过实例展示代数方法能处理的问题类型，最后探讨种群代数与经典遗传代数的相互作用。
Summary The use of non-associative algebras to describe the dependence of the composition of a population on two (possibly identical) populations in a previous generation, which has been exploited in the genetics context, is extended to deal with stochastic population processes. Aspects of the theory brought into focus by the new applications are investigated. A number of specific examples are studied with a view to exploring the kind of problems that can be handled by the algebraic approach. Lastly, the interaction between population and classical genetic algebras is studied.