Titlebook: Introduction to Random Processes; Yuriĭ A. Rozanov Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 Brownian motion.Markov process.Random

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Homogeneous Markov Processes with a Countable Number of States,ate by a number . = 0, 1, … . We suppose that the process of the transition of the system from one state into another is caused by chance and obeys the laws described in (1.9), (1.10) with transition probabilities . We shall call ξ(.), . ≥ 0 a ..

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Branching Processes,me . is, independently of the past (up to time s), transformed into . particles with probability .(.), . = 0, 1, …. We will characterize the state of the process at time . by the total number ξ(.) of particles existing at this moment (we do not exclude the possibility . =∞).

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Some Problems of Optimal Estimation,to be estimated with the help of the values ξ(t), 0 ≤ . ≤.. Assume, we are given the random process ξ(t), . ≥ 0, but we do not know the drift θ. = Mθ(.), . ≥ 0. The deviation of ξ from the expectation Mξ(.) is described by the standard Wiener process ..

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abysmal

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0939-1169 for a brief introduction to this theory is far from being simple. This introduction to the theory of random processes uses mathematical models that are simple, but have some importance for applications. We consider different processes, whose development in time depends on some random factors. The fu

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The Stochastic Ito Integral and Stochastic Differentials,e stochastic measure .(Δ) with the properties described in (8.1) – (8.5) has the mean value . where for each Δ = (.] the random variable .(Δ) is measurable with respect to the σ-algebra of events . and does not depend on the σ-algebra of events . . up to time ..

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Stochastic Measures and Integrals,turn out to be not differentiable. In the theory of random processes we apply the theory of stochastic analysis and stochastic differential equations, the basic element of which is the ., which we shall deal with now.