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July 1, 1987The Annals of Probability180 citationsOpen Access

A Conditional Limit Theorem for the Frontier of a Branching Brownian Motion

SLSteven P. LalleyTST. Sellke

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We prove a weak limit theorem which relates the large time behavior of the maximum of a branching Brownian motion to the limiting value of a certain associated martingale. This exhibits the minimal velocity travelling wave for the KPP-Fisher equation as a translation mixture of extreme-value distributions. We also show that every particle in a branching Brownian motion has a descendant at the frontier at some time. A final section states several conjectures concerning a hypothesized stationary "standing wave of particles" process and the relationship of this process to branching Brownian motion.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d7b60c56b4d8a54e48f5edhttps://doi.org/10.1214/aop/1176992080
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