I am a Physicist with training in different areas through undergraduate research, and I have a Master's degree that I obtained through the study of smooth transitions in dynamic models (Moran/Voter with external influencers) in complex networks. During the graduation period, I studied the following subjects through two federal grants and one state grant: High Energy Physics, more specifically cosmic rays, angular correlation, and particle jets; and General Relativity, through the study of the boundary conditions of a wave propagating in a model analogous to anti-de Sitter spacetime. In my master's degree, I carried out interdisciplinary research in Complex Systems involving tools and knowledge from other fields beyond Physics: Mathematics, Computer Programming, and Biology. In a nutshell, we seek to identify and understand, through analogies with Statistical Physics and Thermodynamics, the smooth transitions that appear in models that help understand the emergence of species. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Understanding the different mechanisms that lead to speciation is still an open question and has motivated the formulation of several theoretical models. The Moran model is a classic evolutionary model that represents a finite population where individuals die and are replaced by offspring of other individuals. In its simplest version a single biallelic gene subjected to mutations is consi…
This project seeks to provide an introduction to some specific topics in Particle Physics, to complement her studies of undergraduate Physics level and prepare her to join our graduate program with a project in this field. The student will study the basics of the theory related to particle production in high-energy collisions, and models related to the hadronization process. Formation of …
The Moran model describes the evolution of a single biallelic gene in a finite population, expressing the balance between drift and mutations. If the mutation rate is small drift dominates and most individuals will display the same allele. If mutations are frequent, an equilibrium between the two alleles is observed. For well mixed populations the critical mutation rate that separates the…
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