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UID:2025-03-25-hong-jyy-i-branching-random-walks@seminars.prob.tw
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SUMMARY:Branching Random Walks
DESCRIPTION:洪芷漪 (Hong\, Jyy-I)\nBranching random walks are fundamental models in probability theory that describe the evolution of populations in which individuals move randomly and reproduce according to stochastic rules. These models arise in diverse fields\, including statistical physics\, evolutionary biology\, and computer science. In this talk\, we introduce the framework for constructing a branching random walk from a Galton-Watson branching process and explore the limiting behavior of the distribution of individuals' positions.
LOCATION:台大數學系天文數學館 201 室
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