Atomlessness of tree-valued Λ-resampling dynamics at almost every time
Atomlessness of tree-valued Λ-resampling dynamics at almost every time
Let be the tree-valued -resampling dynamics. Atomlessness conjecture. For Lebesgue almost every , the metric measure space has no atoms. Although a reproduction event can create an atom in the population measure, subsequent tree growth is conjectured to destroy that atom immediately, yielding atomlessness at almost every time.
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Andreas Greven, Peter Pfaffelhuber and Anita Winter, “Tree-valued resampling dynamics: Martingale Problems and applications”, arXiv:0806.2224 (2011).
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