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SUMMARY A general class of non-diffusion stochastic models is introduced with a view to providing a framework for studying optimization problems arising in queueing systems, inventory theory, resource allocation and other areas. The corresponding stochastic processes are Markov processes consisting of a mixture of deterministic motion and random jumps. Stochastic calculus for these processes is developed and a complete characterization of the extended generator is given; this is the main technical result of the paper. The relevance of the extended generator concept in applied problems is discussed and some recent results on optimal control of piecewise-deterministic processes are described.
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