Branching Bellman-Harris processes
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This work represents a lecture course on Branching Bellman-Harris processes. Let \(Z(t)\) be a number of particles in Bellman-Harris processes at moment \(t\). The main theme of this course is the study of so-called nonregular processes. The branching Bellman-Harris process is called nonregular if there exists a moment \(t<\infty\) such that \(\operatorname{P}(Z(t)<\infty)=1\). Finally, the author discusses the Crump-Mode process.
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