Titlebook: Spatial Stochastic Processes; A Festschrift in Hon Kenneth S. Alexander,Joseph C. Watkins Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Branching Random Walke Theory of Branching Processes” [.], he helped to lay the rigorous mathematical foundations of the subject, to answer a number of basic questions, and to show the direction of many future lines of research.

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Spatially Inhomogeneous Contact Processes this a contact process in a random environment. In this paper, we present three types of results, giving sufficient conditions (a) for extinction of the process, (b) for survival of the process, and (c) for the process to have at most four extremal invariant measures.

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Branching Random Walke founders. In a series of papers in the 1940’s and 50’s (see references [.] to [.] at the end of this paper), culminating in his famous 1963 book “The Theory of Branching Processes” [.], he helped to lay the rigorous mathematical foundations of the subject, to answer a number of basic questions, an

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On the Asymptotics of the Spin-Spin Autocorrelation Function In Stochastic Ising Models Near the Critions and attractive flip rates is investigated. It is first shown that if this rate is exponential then the exponent is the same as the gap between 0 and the rest of the spectrum of the infinitesimal generator as an operator on the .. space of the equilibrium measure. It is easy to get upper bounds

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A New Method for Proving the Existence of Phase Transitionso four examples. The material here is related to Ted Harris’ work in at least four ways. First, all four examples are related to the contact process, a system he invented in 1974. Second, the method we are going to describe was used in his 1974 paper to show that the contact process has a phase tran

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Statistical Equilibrium and Two-Point Motion for a Stochastic Flow of Diffeomorphisms ..,..... are smooth vector fields on . and {.. : . ≥ 0}, 1 ≤ . ≤ ., are independent real valued Brownian motions on some probability space (Ώ, ., ℙ).For each . ∈ .. has a (unique) strong solution which is a diffusion on . with generator

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Asymptotic Properties of Isotropic Brownian Flows., Φ. ο Φ.. if, t1 < t2 ... < ti). We assume in addition that the increments of the flow are . (Φ.. Φ. ο Φ..) and that for any init ial value . ∈ ., the one point process Φ.(.) is a Brownian motion on .. An analytical characterization of Brownian flows is given in [.].