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most citedSubtree prune and regraft: a reversible real tree-valued Markov process

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math.PR200557 cited

Subtree prune and regraft: a reversible real tree-valued Markov process

Steven N. Evans, Anita Winter

We use Dirichlet form methods to construct and analyze a reversible Markov process, the stationary distribution of which is the Brownian continuum random tree. This process is insp…

math.PR200420 cited

Balls-in-boxes duality for coalescing random walks and coalescing Brownian motions

Steven N. Evans, Xiaowen Zhou

We present a duality relation between two systems of coalescing random walks and an analogous duality relation between two systems of coalescing Brownian motions. Our results exten…

math.PR2004

Quasistationary distributions for one-dimensional diffusions with killing

David Steinsaltz, Steven N. Evans

We extend some results on the convergence of one-dimensional diffusions killed at the boundary, conditioned on extended survival, to the case of general killing on the interior. We…

math.PR20044 cited

Rayleigh processes, real trees, and root growth with re-grafting

Steven N. Evans, Jim Pitman, Anita Winter

The real trees form a class of metric spaces that extends the class of trees with edge lengths by allowing behavior such as infinite total edge length and vertices with infinite br…

math.PR1998

Continuum-sites stepping-stone models, coalescing exhcangeable partitions, and random trees

Peter Donnelly, Steven N. Evans, Klaus Fleischmann +2

Analogues of stepping--stone models are considered where the site--space is continuous, the migration process is a general Markov process, and the type--space is infinite. Such pro…

math.PR1998

Local fields, Gaussian measures, and Brownian motions

Steven N. Evans

These are lecture notes from a course given at the CRM in Montreal in 1992. They survey the author's attempts to find and understand canonical probabilistic entities in a local fie…