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Systémy částic a prostorové procesy větvení
Thesis title in Czech: Systémy částic a prostorové procesy větvení
Thesis title in English: Particle systems and spatial branching processes
Key words: Systémy interagujících částic, proces větvení, rozklad pomocí kostry, dualita, intertwining, superproces.
English key words: Interacting particle system, branching process, skeletal decomposition, duality, intertwining, superprocess.
Academic year of topic announcement: 2015/2016
Thesis type: dissertation
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Department: Department of Probability and Mathematical Statistics (32-KPMS)
Supervisor: Dr. Jan Swart
Author: hidden - assigned and confirmed by the Study Dept.
Date of registration: 03.10.2016
Date of assignment: 03.10.2016
Confirmed by Study dept. on: 04.10.2016
Guidelines
Systems of particles that are situated in space and multiply by branching will
be studied by a number of techniques, such as skeletal decomposition,
intertwining, and duality. The starting point is a process with
continuous-mass branching whose underlying motion is one-dimensional Brownian
motion with drift towards and killing at the origin. Processes with other
types of branching such as cooperative branching and processes with
coalescence may also be studied.
References
J. Berestycki, N. Berestycki, and J. Schweinsberg. The genealogy of branching
Brownian motion with absorption. Ann. Probab. 41(2) (2013), 527–618.

M. Eckhoff, A.E. Kyprianou, and M. Winkel. Spines, skeletons and the Strong Law
of Large Numbers for superdiffusions. Ann. Probab. 43(5) (2015), 2545–2610.

K. Fleischmann and J.M. Swart. Trimmed trees and embedded particle systems.
Ann. Probab. 32(3A) (2004), 2179–2221.

S.C. Harris, M. Hesse, and A.E. Kyprianou. Branching Brownian motion in a strip:
survival near criticality. Ann. Probab. 44(1) (2016), 235–275.
 
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