Point processes of non stationary sequences generated by sequential and random dynamical systems
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Abstract: We give general sufficient conditions to prove the convergence of marked point processes that keep record of the occurrence of rare events and of their impact for non-autonomous dynamical systems. We apply the results to sequential dynamical systems associated to uniformly expanding maps and to random dynamical systems given by fibred Lasota Yorke maps.
The authors obtain sufficient conditions for the convergence of marked point processes that keep record of the occurrence of rare events and of their impact for non-autonomous dynamical systems. Their findings apply to sequential dynamical systems associated to both uniformly and non-uniformly expanding maps and to random dynamical systems given by fibred Lasota Yorke maps.
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