The Survival Probability of a Critical Branching Process in a Random Environment
By Jochen Geiger, Götz Kersting. 2001
73 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Mathematical Physics, Statistics and Probability
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In Artificial Intelligence
- Vladimir Vatutin
- Vincent Bansaye
- C. Smadi
- Juan Carlos Pardo Millan
- Götz Kersting
- Jochen Geiger
- V. Afanasyev
- Zenghu Li
In Mathematical Physics
- Zenghu Li
- Wei Xu
- Vladimir Vatutin
- Vincent Bansaye
- V. Afanasyev
- Götz Kersting
- Juan Carlos Pardo Millan
- C. Smadi
In Statistics and Probability
- Vladimir Vatutin
- V. Afanasyev
- Götz Kersting
- Zenghu Li
- Wei Xu
- Vincent Bansaye
- C. Smadi
- Juan Carlos Pardo Millan
Citations in the corpus
- Limit theorems for subcritical branching processes in random environment (2003, methodology): “1 in [13] (they use notation̂ Ex exp(−Sk) for Ex[exp(x − Ỹk)]).”
- On the extinction of Continuous State Branching Processes with catastrophes (2013, methodology): “We present briefly the results of Theorem 1.1 in [GK00] and Theorems 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 in [GKV03].”
- Asymptotic results for exponential functionals of Levy processes (2016, background): “…classical Galton-Watson branching processes in random environment (GWRE-processes) was studied earlier by Afanasy’ev et al. (2005), Dyakonova et al. (2004), Geiger and Kersting (2002), Geiger et al. (2003), Guivarc’h and Liu (2001), Kozlov (1976), Liu (1996) and Vatutin et al. (2013) among others.”
- Criticality for branching processes in random environment (2005, methodology): “In recent years the assumption of linear fractional offspring distributions could be dropped [see Afanasyev (2001), Geiger and Kersting (2000), Kozlov (1995) and Vatutin (2002)], and first steps to overcome the assumption of a finite variance random walk were taken [see Dyakonova, Geiger and…”