Pemantle's min-plus binary tree
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annihilationparticlesbinarylimitmassmergingtreewhen
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We consider a stochastic process that describes several particles interacting by either merging or annihilation. When two particles merge, they combine their masses; when annihilation occurs, only the particle of smallest mass survives. Particles start at the bottom of a binary tree of depth N and move towards the root. Assuming that merging or annihilation happens independently at random, we determine the limit law of the final mass of the system in the large N limit.
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