2Branching Processes in Random Environment
2.1. Introduction
Now we introduce environmental stochasticity into our branching models. For this purpose, we endow the space (0) of probability measures on 0 with the metric dTV of total variation, given by
and with the arising Borel-σ-algebra. Thus, we may consider random probability measures on 0, which are random variables F with values in (0). Moreover, their mean value and normalized second factorial moment
are now random variables.
DEFINITION 2.1.– A sequence = {F1, F2, …} of random probability measures on 0 is called a random environment ...
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