Long edges in Galton–Watson trees

Abstract We establish a number of results concerning the limiting behaviour of the longest edges in the genealogical tree generated by a continuous-time Galton–Watson process. Separately, we consider the large-time behaviour of the longest pendant edges, the longest (strictly) interior edges, and the longest of all the edges. These results extend the special case of long pendant edges of birth–death processes established in Bocharov et al. (2023).

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Journal of Applied Probability
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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1017/jpr.2024.110
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Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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Long edges in Galton–Watson trees

Simon C. Harris, Sergey Bocharov
Journal of Applied Probability
Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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Long edges in Galton–Watson trees

Simon C. Harris, Sergey Bocharov
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Abstract We establish a number of results concerning the limiting behaviour of the longest edges in the genealogical tree generated by a continuous-time Galton–Watson process. Separately, we consider the large-time behaviour of the longest pendant edges, the longest (strictly) interior edges, and the longest of all the edges. These results extend the special case of long pendant edges of birth–death processes established in Bocharov et al. (2023).

Journal of Applied ProbabilityVol. 62(3)
University of Auckland (NZ), Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (CN)
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Stochastic processes and statistical mechanics
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