Rao, C. R. ; Bhaskar Rao, M. ; Shanbhag, D. N. (2002) Damage models: a Martin boundary connection Sankhya: The Indian Journal of Statistics, 64 (3). pp. 868-883. ISSN 0972-7671
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Abstract
This article is predominantly a review paper of the literature bringing Martin Boundary theory into the ambit of Damage Models. More specifically, it concerns the Martin Boundary in the environment of non-negative matrices with the inherent extreme point methods that is linked to Damage Models. Included in this paper are some new observations on certain results on damage models, which were obtained earlier following random walk and branching processes methods, amongst other things. De Finetti's theorem for exchangeable random variables has already been known to have links with certain results on the Integrated Cauchy Functional Equation (ICFE) (Shanbhag, 1977 and Lau and Rao, 1982). A special version of ICFE, or of de Finetti's theorem for discrete random variables plays a crucial role in the damage model studies. We bring the Martin boundary theory into the fold of damage model studies.
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