Some large-deviation theorems for branching diffusions (Q1201173): Difference between revisions

A branching diffusion process is studied when its diffusivity decreases to 0 at the rate of \(\varepsilon<<1\) and its branching-transmutation intensity increases at the rate of \(\varepsilon^{-1}\). The author derives the action functionals which describe some large deviations of the processes as \(\varepsilon\to 0\). In particular, the asymptotic probability as \(\varepsilon\to 0\) that the sample tree contains a branch close to a given function \(\varphi(t)\), and the asymptotic probability that the sample tree contains a 2-branch close to given functions \((\varphi_ 1(t),\varphi_ 2(t))\) are obtained.