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Additional aspects of the generalized linear-fractional branching process

We derive some additional results on the Bienyamé-Galton-Watson branching process with $θ-$linear fractional branching mechanism, as studied in \cite{Sag}. This includes: the explicit expression of the limit laws in both the sub-critical cases and the super-critical cases with finite mean, the long-run behavior of the population size in the critical case, limit laws in the super-critical cases with infinite mean when the $θ$-process is either regular or explosive, results regarding the time to absorption, an expression of the probability law of the $θ$-branching mechanism involving Bell polynomials, the explicit computation of the stochastic transition matrix of the $θ-$process, together with its powers.

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