CrumpModeJagersprocessen
Crump-Mode-Jagers process, often abbreviated CMJ process, is a general age-dependent branching process in which individuals have random lifetimes and give birth at random times during their lives. It extends the classical Bienaymé-Galton-Watson process by incorporating aging and a flexible temporal pattern of reproduction.
In the standard construction, the process starts with a single ancestor born at time zero. Each individual
A central object is the reproduction measure μ, which describes the expected number of births at different
Key results describe growth and structure under suitable regularity conditions. In the supercritical regime, there exists
CMJ processes have applications in ecology, epidemiology, cell biology, and other areas where population dynamics depend