## Renewal theory for embedded regenerative sets.(English)Zbl 0961.60082

To a given regenerative set $${\mathcal R}$$ on the real line one can associate a renewal process so that the increments of the latter correspond to the waiting times between successive occurrences of $${\mathcal R}$$. One important object is the so-called age process and its limiting behaviour. The present paper is devoted to a multivariate extension of the model. The author considers a monotonically increasing sequence of $$n$$ regenerative sets and the associated decreasing sequence of age processes. Limit theorems are obtained for the $$n$$-dimensional sequence of normalized age processes, as time tends to infinity.

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 60K05 Renewal theory
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