Mathematical Modeling of Evolution Volume 2 Fitness Landscape, Genealogy, and Applications to Viruses

The main objectives is to make such expositions available to and accessible by an interdisciplinary, growing readership hailing from all disciplines involved. The volumes shall convey the context of the given topic and enable these readers to understand, apply and develop further mathematical methods to given problems in biology. For this reason, works with up to four authors are preferred over edited volumes.
Therefore, contributions which are on the borderline of mathematics and life sciences and which stimulate further research at the crossroads of these areas are particularly welcome. In addition, use of electronic media to demonstrate, visualize and model the methods presented are very welcome, especially when interwoven with the written text.
Titles in planning include
Vlajko L. Kocic and Candace M. Kent, Nonlinear Nonautonomous Difference Equations: Global Behavior and Applications (2019)
George Dassios and Athanassios S. Fokas, Electroencephalography and Magnetoencephalography: An Analytical-Numerical Approach (2019)
Piotr Biler, Singularities of Solutions to Chemotaxis Systems (2020)
This two-volume work focuses on the mathematical aspects of Darwinian evolution starting from the basic model of asexual stochastic evolution of a single isolated locus in the presence of mutation. Vol. 2 discusses fitness landscape, genealogy and various mathematical applications to virus evolution.
Vol. 1: One-Locus and Multi-Locus Theory and Recombination.