Selected papers	Other things
J.R. Miller, B.P. Wood, and M.B. Hamilton, Fst and Qst under neutrality. Genetics 180 (2008), 1023–1037. S. Rottenstreich, J.R., Miller, and M.B. Hamilton, Dynamics of Fst for the island model, Theor. Pop. Biol. 72 (2007), 485-503. S. Rottenstreich, J.R. Miller and M.B. Hamilton, Steady state of homozygosity and Gst  for the island model. Theor. Popul. Biol. 72 (2007), 231-244. B.P. Wood and J.R. Miller, Linked selected and neutral loci inheterogeneous environments, J.Math. Biol.53 (2006),  939-975. J.R. Miller and M. O'Leary, A diffusion model in population geneticswith dynamic fitness, J.Diff. Eq. 225 (2006),  465-512. J.R. Miller, M.C. Pugh and M. Hamilton, A finite locus effect diffusion model forthe evolution of a quantitative trait, J.Math. Biol. 52 (2006) #6,  761-787. J.R. Miller and D. Hawthorne, Durability of marker-quantitative traitloci haplotypes in structured populations, Genetics171 (2005) #3, 1353-1364. H. Fan, S. Jin and J.R. Miller, Wave patterns and slowmotions ininviscid and viscous hyperbolic equations with stiff reaction terms, J.Diff. Eq. 189 (2003),  267-291. M.B. Hamilton and J.R. Miller, Comparing relative rates ofpollenand seed gene flow in the island model using nuclear and organellemeasuresof population structure, Genetics162 (2002),  1897-1909. A. Iosevich and J.R. Miller, Dispersive effects in amodified Kuramoto-Sivashinskyequation, Comm.Partial Diff. Equations 27 (2002),  2423-2448. J.R. Miller, M. O'Leary and M. Schonbek, Nonexistenceof singular pseudoselfsimilar solutions to the Navier-Stokes system,Math.Annalen 319 (2001), pp 809-815.	My course web sites have moved toGeorgetown University's Blackboardsite. If you're a student in one of my courses this semester, youshould have access; please email me at the address above if you can'tget to the course site. Here's a link to explanations of the Jewishholidays.
Last updated: Dec. 8, 2008