Critical Galton–Watson Processes with Overlapping Generations
Abstract A properly scaled critical Galton–Watson process converges to a continuous state critical branching process \xi(\,{\cdot}\,) as the number of initial individuals tends to infinity.
We extend this classical result by allowing for overlapping generations and considering a wide class of population counts.
The main result of the paper establishes a convergence of the finite-dimensional distributions for a scaled vector of multiple population counts.
The set of the limiting distributions is conveniently represented in terms of integrals ( \int_{0}^{y}\xi(y-u)\,du^{\gamma} , y\geq 0 ) with a pertinent \gamma\geq 0 .
Year of publication: |
2022
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Authors: | Sagitov, Serik |
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Stochastics and Quality Control. - De Gruyter, ISSN 2367-2404, ZDB-ID 2905267-1. - Vol. 36.2022, 2, p. 87-110
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Publisher: |
De Gruyter |
Subject: | Critical Branching Process | Continuous State Branching Process | Finite-Dimensional Distributions | Decomposable Critical Galton–Watson Process |
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