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A Branching-selection process related to censored Galton-Walton processes

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The authors' main claim We obtain the asymptotics for the speed of a particular case of a particle system with branching and selection introduced by B\'erard and Gou\'er\'e (2010).

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CitationLucas Gerin (MODAL'X), Olivier Couronn\'e (MODAL'X). "A Branching-selection process related to censored Galton-Walton processes." arXiv:1111.1078 (2011). https://pith.science/paper/KSLQDDO2
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We obtain the asymptotics for the speed of a particular case of a particle system with branching and selection introduced by B\'erard and Gou\'er\'e (2010). The proof is based on a connection with a supercritical Galton-Watson process censored at a certain level.

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We obtain the asymptotics for the speed of a particular case of a particle system with branching and selection introduced by B\'erard and Gou\'er\'e (2010). The proof is based on a connection with a supercritical Galton-Watson process censored at a certain level.

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  • This other case corresponds for large $N$ to the assumption $β×(η=a)>1$ for the BRW with selection, where the corrections are exponentially small [ref] , precisely given by $ρ^N$ with $ρ<1$ the extinction probability of the supercritical Galton-Watson process of particles located at site $ta$ at time $t$.

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