Galton–Watson branching process

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The Galton–Watson branching process is a stochastic model describing the evolution of a population where each individual independently produces a random number of offspring, used to study extinction probabilities and growth behavior across generations.

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Galton–Watson branching process canonical	1
Galton–Watson theorem	1

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