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Showing papers on "Subordinator published in 1995"


Journal ArticleDOI
TL;DR: In this paper, a new approach is provided to the super-Brownian motion with a single point-catalyst δc as branching rate, and the occupation density measure λc at the catalystc is distributed as the total occupation time measure of the superprocess.
Abstract: A new approach is provided to the super-Brownian motionX with a single point-catalyst δc as branching rate. We start from a superprocessU with constant branching rate and spatial motion given by the 1/2-stable subordinator. We prove that the occupation density measure λc ofX at the catalystc is distributed as the total occupation time measure ofU. Furthermore, we show thatXt is determined from λc by an explicit representation formula. Heuristically, a mass λc(ds) of “particles” leaves the catalyst at times and then evolves according to Ito's Brownian excursion measure. As a consequence of our representation formula, the density fieldx ofX satisfies the heat equation outside ofc, with a noisy boundary condition atc given by the singularly continuous random measure λc. In particular,x isC outside the catalyst. We also provide a new derivation of the singularity of the measure λc.

49 citations


Journal ArticleDOI
TL;DR: In this paper, a discrete version of the in-law problem is formulated in which ordinary multiplication is replaced by a lattice-preserving operation whose definition involves a subcritical Markov branching process and it is shown that the existence, uniqueness and representation theory for the continuous problem transfers to the discrete problem.

41 citations


Book ChapterDOI
01 Jan 1995
TL;DR: The results of Fristedt and Pruitt [6,7] on the lower functions of a subordinator are improved in the case when the Laplace exponent is slowly varying as mentioned in this paper, yielding laws of the iterated logarithm for the local times of a class of Markov processes.
Abstract: Results of Fristedt and Pruitt [6,7] on the lower functions of a subordinator are improved in the case when the Laplace exponent is slowly varying. This yields laws of the iterated logarithm for the local times of a class of Markov processes. In particular, this extends recent results of Marcus and Rosen [9] on certain Levy processes close to a Cauchy process.

5 citations


Journal ArticleDOI
J. Mijnheer1
TL;DR: For increasing sequences tk, this paper gave normalizing constants tk such that tk→∞ t−1X(tk) is a.s constant, and also derived upper bounds.
Abstract: Let {X(t): 0≤t<∞) be a stable subordinator with α∈(0,1). For increasing sequences tk we give normalizing constants ak such thatliminfk→∞ ak−1X(tk) is a.s constant. We also derive a.s. upper bounds.

2 citations