AMS 309 Lecture 2: Discrete Branching Process
| Institution | MURANG'A UNIVERSITY |
| Course | AMS 309: STOCHASTIC... |
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Suppose that one particle can produce a random number of k new particles. Each of the
new particles produces another random number of new particles. We assume that the
particles act independently of each other and that every particle has a probability pk of
producing k new particles (for k = 0, 1, 2, , . . ).
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