International audienceFeller diffusion is a continuous branching process. The branching property tells us that for t > 0 fixed, when indexed by the initial condition, it is a subordinator (i. e. a positive–valued Lévy process), which is fact is a compound Poisson process. The number of points of this Poisson process can be interpreted as the number of individuals whose progeny survives during a number of generations of the order of t × N, where N denotes the size of the population, in the limit N ―>µ. This fact follows from recent results of Bertoin, Fontbona, Martinez [1]. We compare them with older results of de O’Connell [7] and [8]. We believe that this comparison is useful for better understanding these results. There is no new result ...
Let $Z_{n}$ be the number of individuals in a subcritical BPRE evolving in the environment generated...
41 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceWe study the evolution of a particle system whose genealogy...
We call a random point measure infinitely ramified if for every $n \in \mathbb{N}$, it has the same ...
International audienceFeller diffusion is a continuous branching process. The branching property tel...
We define the height process for super-critical continuous state branching processes with quadratic ...
The purpose of this note is to point at an analog for continuous state branching process of the desc...
In this note, we are interested on the event of extinction and the property of coming down from...
We determine that the continuous-state branching processes for which the genealogy, suitably time-ch...
International audienceWe consider continuous state branching processes (CSBP) with additional multip...
A branching Lévy process can be seen as the continuous-time version of a branching random walk. It d...
The notion of stability can be generalised to point processes by defining the scaling operation in a...
This thesis studies branching population models called splitting trees, where individuals evolve ind...
AbstractWe consider the class of continuous-state branching processes with immigration (CBI-processe...
AbstractA branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which a...
International audienceWe consider the population model associated to continuous state branching proc...
Let $Z_{n}$ be the number of individuals in a subcritical BPRE evolving in the environment generated...
41 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceWe study the evolution of a particle system whose genealogy...
We call a random point measure infinitely ramified if for every $n \in \mathbb{N}$, it has the same ...
International audienceFeller diffusion is a continuous branching process. The branching property tel...
We define the height process for super-critical continuous state branching processes with quadratic ...
The purpose of this note is to point at an analog for continuous state branching process of the desc...
In this note, we are interested on the event of extinction and the property of coming down from...
We determine that the continuous-state branching processes for which the genealogy, suitably time-ch...
International audienceWe consider continuous state branching processes (CSBP) with additional multip...
A branching Lévy process can be seen as the continuous-time version of a branching random walk. It d...
The notion of stability can be generalised to point processes by defining the scaling operation in a...
This thesis studies branching population models called splitting trees, where individuals evolve ind...
AbstractWe consider the class of continuous-state branching processes with immigration (CBI-processe...
AbstractA branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which a...
International audienceWe consider the population model associated to continuous state branching proc...
Let $Z_{n}$ be the number of individuals in a subcritical BPRE evolving in the environment generated...
41 pages, 2 figuresInternational audienceWe study the evolution of a particle system whose genealogy...
We call a random point measure infinitely ramified if for every $n \in \mathbb{N}$, it has the same ...