Abstract
We study a class of systems of countably many linearly interacting diffusions whose components take values in $[0, \inf)$ and which in particular includes the case of interacting (via migration) systems of Feller's continuous state branching diffusions. The components are labelled by a hierarchical group. The longterm behaviour of this system is analysed by considering space-time renormalised systems in a combination of slow and fast time scales and in the limit as an interaction parameter goes to infinity. This leads to a new perspective on the large scale behaviour (in space and time) of critical branching systems in both the persistent and non-persistent cases and including that of the associated historical process. Furthermore we obtain an example for a rigorous renormalization analysis.
Citation
Donald Dawson. Andreas Greven. "Multiple Space-Time Scale Analysis For Interacting Branching Models." Electron. J. Probab. 1 1 - 84, 1996. https://doi.org/10.1214/EJP.v1-14
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