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Renewal representation (z=g∗U)

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For positive interarrivals with law K, the unique locally bounded solution of z=g+z∗K is z=g∗U=∑j≥0​g∗K∗j, where U is the renewal measure. Iteration proves the identity: the residual is bounded on each compact interval by a constant times the probability that the sum of many positive interarrivals stays in that interval, which tends to zero.

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