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Age-Dependent Processes,t .,is called an . or general time branching process. It is not Markovian, and the methods of the previous chapters do not apply. Such models were introduced and first studied by R. Bell-man and T. Harris (1952).

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Special Processes,ture will be in the direction of developing more realistic (and hence probably more complicated) mathematical models. In this book we make no attempt at a systematic exposition of special processes. Rather we select and describe a few models which have interested us, and which we feel point the direction to some promising problems for the future.

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Magnesium als Legierungselement,iables. Instead of the discrete time Markov chain {.; . =0,1,2,…} of Chapter I, we must consider a process {.(.); .≥0}, where .(.)=the number of particles at time . This process will in general not be Markovian, unless the lifetimes are independent, exponentially distributed random variables. It is

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Ingo Krakau,Hartmut Gülker,Ulrich Pöppelmannture will be in the direction of developing more realistic (and hence probably more complicated) mathematical models. In this book we make no attempt at a systematic exposition of special processes. Rather we select and describe a few models which have interested us, and which we feel point the dire

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H. Altwicker,A. Bauer,Adolf Beckt .,is called an . or general time branching process. It is not Markovian, and the methods of the previous chapters do not apply. Such models were introduced and first studied by R. Bell-man and T. Harris (1952).

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