AbstractLet {Sn} be a Markov random walk satisfying the conditions of Kesten's Markov renewal theorem. It is shown that if {Zn} is a stochastic process whose finite-dimensional, conditional distributions are asymptotically close to those of {Sn} (in the sense of weak convergence), then the overshoot of {Zn} has the same limiting distribution as that of {Sn}. In the case where {Zn} can be represented as a perturbed Markov random walk, this allows substantial weakening of the slow change condition on the perturbation process; more importantly, no such representation is required. An application to machine breakdown times is given
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AbstractWe derive sufficient conditions for ∝ λ (dx)‖Pn(x, ·) - π‖ to be of order o(ψ(n)-1), where P...
We consider a real random walk whose increments are constructed by a Markov chain definedon an abstr...
AbstractLet (S, £) be a measurable space with countably generated σ-field £ and (Mn, Xn)n⩾0 a Markov...
AbstractAn overjump Markov chain associated with a pair of random walks is used to obtain a sharp es...
Abstract: Non-linear renewal theory is extended to include random walks perturbed by both a slowly c...
AbstractLam and Lehoczky (1991) have recently given a number of extensions of classical renewal theo...
We solve the problem of asymptotic behaviour of the renewal measure (Green function) generated by a ...
A new construction of regeneration times is exploited to prove ergodic and renewal theorems for semi...
We solve the problem of asymptotic behaviour of the renewal measure (Green function) generated by a ...
AbstractThe paper concerns renewal theory for processes of the form (Sn Ξn), where (Sn) is a random ...
This article continues work by Alsmeyer and Hoefs (Markov Process Relat. Fields 7 (2001) 325-348) on...
AbstractThe harmonic renewal measure ν for the random walk Sn is defined by ν(A)=∑n=1∞n−1P(SnϵA). Th...
discrete-time Markov chains and renewal processes exhibit convergence to stationarity. In the case o...
AbstractLet (S, £) be a measurable space with countably generated σ-field £ and (Mn, Xn)n⩾0 a Markov...
AbstractThis paper considers a Markov branching process modified to allow decrements which occur ran...
AbstractWe derive sufficient conditions for ∝ λ (dx)‖Pn(x, ·) - π‖ to be of order o(ψ(n)-1), where P...
We consider a real random walk whose increments are constructed by a Markov chain definedon an abstr...
AbstractLet (S, £) be a measurable space with countably generated σ-field £ and (Mn, Xn)n⩾0 a Markov...
AbstractAn overjump Markov chain associated with a pair of random walks is used to obtain a sharp es...
Abstract: Non-linear renewal theory is extended to include random walks perturbed by both a slowly c...
AbstractLam and Lehoczky (1991) have recently given a number of extensions of classical renewal theo...
We solve the problem of asymptotic behaviour of the renewal measure (Green function) generated by a ...
A new construction of regeneration times is exploited to prove ergodic and renewal theorems for semi...
We solve the problem of asymptotic behaviour of the renewal measure (Green function) generated by a ...
AbstractThe paper concerns renewal theory for processes of the form (Sn Ξn), where (Sn) is a random ...
This article continues work by Alsmeyer and Hoefs (Markov Process Relat. Fields 7 (2001) 325-348) on...
AbstractThe harmonic renewal measure ν for the random walk Sn is defined by ν(A)=∑n=1∞n−1P(SnϵA). Th...
discrete-time Markov chains and renewal processes exhibit convergence to stationarity. In the case o...
AbstractLet (S, £) be a measurable space with countably generated σ-field £ and (Mn, Xn)n⩾0 a Markov...
AbstractThis paper considers a Markov branching process modified to allow decrements which occur ran...
AbstractWe derive sufficient conditions for ∝ λ (dx)‖Pn(x, ·) - π‖ to be of order o(ψ(n)-1), where P...
We consider a real random walk whose increments are constructed by a Markov chain definedon an abstr...