A scaling limit theorem for controlled branching processes with a size-divisible term

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Main Authors: González, Miguel, Martín-Chávez, Pedro, del Puerto, Inés
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Published: 2025
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author González, Miguel
Martín-Chávez, Pedro
del Puerto, Inés
author_facet González, Miguel
Martín-Chávez, Pedro
del Puerto, Inés
contents We establish general sufficient conditions for a sequence of controlled branching processes to converge weakly on the Skorokhod space. We focus on a class of controlled random variables that extends previous results by considering them as a sum of an immigration size-dependent term and a size-divisible term. Our assumptions are established in terms of the probability generating functions of the offspring and control distributions, distinguishing in this latter case between the immigration and the size-divisible parts. The limit process is a continuous-state process with dependent immigration.
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spellingShingle A scaling limit theorem for controlled branching processes with a size-divisible term
González, Miguel
Martín-Chávez, Pedro
del Puerto, Inés
Probability
60J80, 60F05
We establish general sufficient conditions for a sequence of controlled branching processes to converge weakly on the Skorokhod space. We focus on a class of controlled random variables that extends previous results by considering them as a sum of an immigration size-dependent term and a size-divisible term. Our assumptions are established in terms of the probability generating functions of the offspring and control distributions, distinguishing in this latter case between the immigration and the size-divisible parts. The limit process is a continuous-state process with dependent immigration.
title A scaling limit theorem for controlled branching processes with a size-divisible term
topic Probability
60J80, 60F05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17116