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Population genetics of coincidental DNA matches.

The DNA profiles of two unrelated individuals can match (complete similarity) by chance alone. When the two individuals are related, the probability of a coincidental match is higher. Here, I deal with the probabilities of coincidental matches for both related and unrelated individuals. The derivation starts from first principles; no prior knowledge is required. The results obtained by the method developed here are compared with some other methods.