Introduction to stochastic processes

This text emphasizes key ideas and treats a number of advanced topics, such as Markov standard chains (discrete and continuous time) including branching process, optimal stopping, and reversible chains. It should be suitable for a first course in stochastic processes without measure theory.

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Main Author: Lawler, Gregory F.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Chapman & Hall 1995.
Series:Chapman & Hall probability series.
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