Consider a branching process having t < 1. Show that if X0 = 1, then the expected number of individu
Question: Consider a branching process having t < 1. Show that if X0 = 1, then the expected number of individuals that ever exist in this population is given by 1 / (1—t). What if X0 =n?
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