Eric Foxall

University of British Columbia - Okanagan
Scientific, Seminar
UVictoria Probability and Dynamics Seminar: Eric Foxall
March 18, 2025
University of Victoria
We consider the model in which uniform random points are added to the unit interval at a constant intensity and independently vanish each at rate 1. The stationary distribution is a Poisson point process. Our goal is to investigate the time until an...
Scientific, Seminar
UAlberta Math Biology Seminar: Eric Foxall
March 4, 2024
University of Alberta
In a linear population model that has a unique “largest” eigenvalue and is suitably irreducible, the corresponding left and right (Perron) eigenvectors determine the long-term relative prevalence and reproductive value of different types of...
Scientific, Seminar
UVictoria Dynamics and Probability Seminar: Eric Foxall
February 13, 2024
University of Victoria
For a population model that encodes parent-child relations, an ordered representation is a partial or complete labelling of individuals, in order of their descendants’ long-term success in some sense, with respect to which the ancestral structure is...
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Probability Seminar: Eric Foxall
February 7, 2024
University of British Columbia
For a population model that encodes parent-child relations, an ordered representation is a partial or complete labelling of individuals, in order of their descendants’ long-term success in some sense, with respect to which the ancestral structure is...
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Math Bio Seminar: Eric Foxall
February 7, 2024
University of British Columbia
In a linear population model that has a unique “largest” eigenvalue, the corresponding left and right (Perron) eigenvectors determine the long-term relative prevalence and reproductive value of different types of individuals, as described by the...
Scientific, Seminar
Probability Seminar: Eric Foxall
January 22, 2020
University of British Columbia
We study the κ-color cyclic particle system on the one-dimensional integer lattice, first introduced by Bramson and Griffeath. In their original article they show that almost surely, every site changes its color infinitely often if κ ∈ {3, 4} and...