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SUMMARY:Bernoullis Tafelrunde: Flavio Dalessi (Basel)
DESCRIPTION:One approach to modeling population growth in a heterogeneous e
 nvironment is through a branching random walk with inhomogeneous branching
  rates. In this talk\, we introduce the branching random walk in a spatial
 ly random branching environment and discuss its known properties. We then 
 turn to the behavior of its maximal displacement\, for which a functional 
 central limit theorem has been established. Finally\, we discuss recent pr
 ogress on proving the tightness of the maximal displacement around its med
 ian.\\r\\npdf_version [t3://file?uid=4084]
X-ALT-DESC:<p>One approach to modeling population growth in a heterogeneous
  environment is through a branching random walk with inhomogeneous branchi
 ng rates. In this talk\, we introduce the branching random walk in a spati
 ally random branching environment and discuss its known properties. We the
 n turn to the behavior of its maximal displacement\, for which a functiona
 l central limit theorem has been established. Finally\, we discuss recent 
 progress on proving the tightness of the maximal displacement around its m
 edian.</p>\n<p><a href="t3://file?uid=4084">pdf_version</a></p>
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