A Stochastic Process {}
with state space {0,1,...} is said to be a Poisson process with
parameter
if:
1)
2) the process has independent increments
3) the number of events in any interval of length 't' is poisson
distributed with mean i.e.
.
Proof.
Here, 0<s<t, by definition of Covariance we have,
E[NsNt] can be rewritten as:
Since, (0,s) and (s,t) are disjoint and independent,
From
(4) and (5),
Thus, from (3) and (6),
Hence the proof.
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