Central limit theorems for a heavy-tailed subcritical Galton-Watson process with state-dependent immigration
Xiaodan Luo, Mei Zhang
Abstract
In this paper, we study a subcritical Galton-Watson process with state-dependent immigration, where immigration occurs only if the preceding generation is empty. Under heavy-tailed assumptions on the offspring and immigration distributions, we establish central limit theorems for the total progeny up to time n, thereby extending existing results for the finite-variance model in the literature.
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