Question: Let N(t) be a Poisson process. Suppose that if N(t) is odd, then at most one event occurs in a very small interval h with

Let N(t) be a Poisson process. Suppose that if N(t) is odd, then at most one event occurs in a very small interval h with probability 1h.Suppose that if N(t) is even, then at most one event occurs in a very small interval h with probability 2h.

Under these assumptions, show that:

P1(t) =P[N(t) = odd] = [2/( 1+ 2)](1-exp{-( 1+ 2)t});

P2(t) =P[N(t) = even] = 1/( 1+ 2) +[2/( 1+ 2)]exp{-( 1+ 2)t

Hint: Derive the system of differential equations by obtaining expressions for P1(t+h) and P2(t+h) and conditioning on N(t) = odd and N(t) = even, and show that they are satisfied by the proposed solution.

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