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math.PR2015

Exponential convergence to quasi-stationary distribution for absorbed one-dimensional diffusions with killing

Nicolas Champagnat, Denis Villemonais

This article studies the quasi-stationary behaviour of absorbed one-dimensional diffusion processes with killing on . We obtain criteria for the exponential convergence…

math.PR2015

Links between deterministic and stochastic approaches for invasion in growth-fragmentation-death models

Fabien Campillo, Nicolas Champagnat, Coralie Fritsch

We present two approaches to study invasion in growth-fragmentation-death mod- els. The first one is based on a stochastic individual based model, which is a piecewise deterministi…

math.PR2015

Moments of the frequency spectrum of a splitting tree with neutral Poissonian mutations

Nicolas Champagnat, Benoît Henry

We consider a branching population where individuals live and reproduce independently. Their lifetimes are i.i.d. and they give birth at a constant rate b. The genealogical tree sp…

math.PR2015★ 5 cited

Quasi-stationary distribution for multi-dimensional birth and death processes conditioned to survival of all coordinates

Nicolas Champagnat, Denis Villemonais

This article studies the quasi-stationary behaviour of multidimensional birth and death processes, modeling the interaction between several species, absorbed when one of the coordi…

math.PR2015

Uniform convergence of conditional distributions for absorbed one-dimensional diffusions

Nicolas Champagnat, Denis Villemonais

This article studies the quasi-stationary behaviour of absorbed one-dimensional diffusions. We obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the exponential convergence to a uniqu…

math.PR2015

From stochastic, individual-based models to the canonical equation of adaptive dynamics - In one step

Martina Baar, Anton Bovier, Nicolas Champagnat

We consider a model for Darwinian evolution in an asexual population with a large but non-constant populations size characterized by a natural birth rate, a logistic death rate mod…