A simple proof of Blackwell's renewal theorem by mapping to integers
Rohit Pandey

TL;DR
This paper offers a straightforward proof of Blackwell's renewal theorem by transforming a general point process into a deterministic process, providing clearer understanding of the theorem's mechanics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel proof technique for the renewal theorem through a bijection to a deterministic process, enhancing conceptual clarity.
Findings
Simplifies the proof of Blackwell's renewal theorem
Provides new insights into the theorem's underlying mechanisms
Establishes a bijection between stochastic and deterministic processes
Abstract
This paper presents a new proof of the renewal theorem by bijecting a general point process to a deterministic one (where the time between events is always fixed). It also provides insight into the workings of the renewal theorem.
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TopicsData Management and Algorithms · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
