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Strong law of large numbers of the offspring empirical measure for Markov chains indexed by homogeneous tree
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    Strong law of large numbers of the offspring empirical measure for Markov chains indexed by homogeneous tree (English)
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    11 June 2013
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    Summary: We study the limit law of the offspring empirical measure and for Markov chains indexed by homogeneous tree with almost everywhere convergence. Then we prove a Shannon-McMillan theorem with the convergence almost everywhere.
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