Lecture

Martingales and Brownian Movement

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This lecture covers the concepts of martingales and Brownian movement, including demonstrations and reminders related to martingales, mean numbers, and hypotheses about the generation of children. The instructor explains the independence hypothesis and the function of the number of children sharing a common ancestor.

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