Tails of extinction time and maximal displacement for critical branching killed L\'evy process

Abstract

In this paper, we study asymptotic behaviors of the tails of extinction time and maximal displacement of a critical branching killed L\'evy process (Zt(0,∞))t 0 in R, in which all particles (and their descendants) are killed upon exiting (0, ∞). Let ζ(0,∞) and Mt(0,∞) be the extinction time and maximal position of all the particles alive at time t of this branching killed L\'evy process and define M(0,∞): = t≥ 0 Mt(0,∞). Under the assumption that the offspring distribution belongs to the domain of attraction of an α-stable distribution, α∈ (1, 2], and some moment conditions on the spatial motion, we give the decay rates of the survival probabilities Py(ζ(0,∞)>t), Pty(ζ(0,∞)>t) and the tail probabilities Py(M(0,∞)≥ x), Pxy(M(0,∞)≥ x). We also study the scaling limits of Mt(0,∞) and the point process Zt(0,∞) under Pty(· |ζ(0,∞)>t) and Py(· |ζ(0,∞)>t). The scaling limits under Pty(· |ζ(0,∞)>t) are represented in terms of super killed Brownian motion.

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