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most citedExplosion, implosion, and moments of passage times for continuous-time Markov chains: a semimartingale approach

28 citations · 90 across the 16 of their papers we have counts for

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16 papers

math.PR2018★ 2 cited

Markov chains with heavy-tailed increments and asymptotically zero drift

Nicholas Georgiou, Mikhail V. Menshikov, Dimitri Petritis +1

We study the recurrence/transience phase transition for Markov chains on , , and whose increments have heavy tails with exponent in …

math.PR2016★ 5 cited

Heavy-tailed random walks on complexes of half-lines

Mikhail V. Menshikov, Dimitri Petritis, Andrew R. Wade

We study a random walk on a complex of finitely many half-lines joined at a common origin; jumps are heavy-tailed and of two types, either one-sided (towards the origin) or two-sid…

math.PR2014

Dynamical systems with heavy-tailed random parameters

Vladimir Belitsky, Mikhail Menshikov, Dimitri Petritis +1

Motivated by the study of the time evolution of random dynamical systems arising in a vast variety of domains --- ranging from physics to ecology ---, we establish conditions for t…

math.PR2012★ 1 cited

Type transition of simple random walks on randomly directed regular lattices

Massimo Campanino, Dimitri Petritis

Simple random walks on a partially directed version of are considered. More precisely, vertical edges between neighbouring vertices of can be traverse…

math.PR2012★ 28 cited

Explosion, implosion, and moments of passage times for continuous-time Markov chains: a semimartingale approach

Mikhail Menshikov, Dimitri Petritis

We establish general theorems quantifying the notion of recurrence --- through an estimation of the moments of passage times --- for irreducible continuous-time Markov chains on co…

math.PR2008★ 7 cited

Polling systems with parameter regeneration, the general case

Iain MacPhee, Mikhail Menshikov, Dimitri Petritis +1

We consider a polling model with multiple stations, each with Poisson arrivals and a queue of infinite capacity. The service regime is exhaustive and there is Jacksonian feedback o…