Abstract
In supercritical population-size-dependent branching processes with independent and identically distributed random environments, it is shown that under certain regularity conditions there exist constants 0 < α
1 ≤α
0 < + ∞ and 0 < C
1, C
2 < + ∞ such that the extinction probability starting with k individuals is bounded below by C
1
k
-α
0
and above by C
2
k
-α
1
for sufficiently large k. Moreover, a similar conclusion, which follows from a result of Höpfner, is presented along with some remarks.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Subject
Statistics, Probability and Uncertainty,General Mathematics,Statistics and Probability