Branching Brownian motion with rank-based selection has a hydrodynamic limit given by the reaction-diffusion equation U_t = ½ U_xx + r(t) G(U), and its asymptotic velocity is determined by the PDE's spreading speed under general conditions on the selection function ψ.
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A branching-selection particle system is shown to have a hydrodynamic limit that solves the generalized inverse first passage problem for Brownian motion.
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Branching Brownian motion with rank-based selection and reaction-diffusion equations
Branching Brownian motion with rank-based selection has a hydrodynamic limit given by the reaction-diffusion equation U_t = ½ U_xx + r(t) G(U), and its asymptotic velocity is determined by the PDE's spreading speed under general conditions on the selection function ψ.
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Branching-selection particle systems and inverse first passage problems
A branching-selection particle system is shown to have a hydrodynamic limit that solves the generalized inverse first passage problem for Brownian motion.