AbstractA necessary and sufficient condition is given for the convergence in probability of a stochastic process {Xt}. Moreover, as a byproduct, an almost sure convergent stochastic process {Yt} with the same limit as {Xt} is identified. In a number of cases {Yt} reduces to {Xt} thereby proving a.s. convergence. In other cases it leads to a different sequence but, under further assumptions, it may be shown that {Xt} and {Yt} are a.s. equivalent, implying that {Xt} is a.s. convergent. The method applies to a number of old and new cases of branching processes providing an unified approach. New results are derived for supercritical branching random walks and multitype branching processes in varying environment
AbstractWe prove necessary and sufficient conditions for the transience of the non-zero states in a ...
AbstractA martingale, previously used to prove the classical almost sure convergence of the normed s...
Using the ergodic theory of nonnegative matrices, conditions are obtained for the ℒ and almost sure ...
AbstractIt is shown that any real-valued sequence of random variables {Xn} converging in probability...
AbstractA branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which a...
International audienceChen [Ann. Appl. Probab. 11 (2001), 1242–1262] derived exact convergence rates...
International audienceLet $(Z_n)$ be a supercritical branching process in a random environment $\xi$...
A general method is developed with which various theorems on the mean square convergence of function...
We consider a stochastic gradient process, which is a special case of stochastic approximation proce...
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We present some limit theorems for branching processes in random environments, which can be found in...
A branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which at time t...
Cette thèse contient trois parties. La première partie concerne un processus de branchement, (Zn), d...
AbstractA general method is developed with which various theorems on the mean square convergence of ...
AbstractWeak convergence of probability measures on function spaces has been active area of research...
AbstractWe prove necessary and sufficient conditions for the transience of the non-zero states in a ...
AbstractA martingale, previously used to prove the classical almost sure convergence of the normed s...
Using the ergodic theory of nonnegative matrices, conditions are obtained for the ℒ and almost sure ...
AbstractIt is shown that any real-valued sequence of random variables {Xn} converging in probability...
AbstractA branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which a...
International audienceChen [Ann. Appl. Probab. 11 (2001), 1242–1262] derived exact convergence rates...
International audienceLet $(Z_n)$ be a supercritical branching process in a random environment $\xi$...
A general method is developed with which various theorems on the mean square convergence of function...
We consider a stochastic gradient process, which is a special case of stochastic approximation proce...
AbstractSuppose {Xnn⩾-0} are random variables such that for normalizing constants an>0, bn, n⩾0 we h...
We present some limit theorems for branching processes in random environments, which can be found in...
A branching process counted by a random characteristic has been defined as a process which at time t...
Cette thèse contient trois parties. La première partie concerne un processus de branchement, (Zn), d...
AbstractA general method is developed with which various theorems on the mean square convergence of ...
AbstractWeak convergence of probability measures on function spaces has been active area of research...
AbstractWe prove necessary and sufficient conditions for the transience of the non-zero states in a ...
AbstractA martingale, previously used to prove the classical almost sure convergence of the normed s...
Using the ergodic theory of nonnegative matrices, conditions are obtained for the ℒ and almost sure ...