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Defective renewal equation (z=g+z∗Q,Q([0,∞))<1)

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A defective renewal equation is z(u)=g(u)+∫[0,u]​z(u−x)Q(dx) where the nonnegative kernel measure has total mass less than one. Its renewal representation is a convergent sum of convolutions. Exponential tilting can turn the kernel into a probability measure, enabling the key renewal theorem.

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