Entropies and Combinatorics of Random Branching Processes and Context-Free
Michael I. Miller · 1992
HIS PAPER examines the combinatoric and probabilistic properties of the branching processes associated with the class of trees having a finite number of kinds of nodes, with each node having a finite number of ways in which it produces offspring. The probabilistic structure assumed requires that the branching proceed in a manner so that each node at any level in the tree generates subtrees independent