. In the Yule process, 1 (/) is the probability that the population has increased by one...
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. In the Yule process, 1 (/) is the probability that the population has increased by one at time t. This quantity satisfies (9.10); i.e., P«o + 1 + + 1 )Pno + I = ^noP„„, P„„ M (0) = 0-
Show that the solution of this equation is as given by (9.11).
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Elementary Applications Of Probability Theory
ISBN: 9780367449056
2nd Edition
Authors: Henry C. Tuckwell
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