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A PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR THE SURVIVABILITY OF CELLS

Consider n cells, of which some are target cells, and suppose that each cell has a weight. The cells are killed in a sequential manner, with each currently live cell being the next one killed with a probability proportional to its weight. We study the distribution of the number of cells that are alive at the moment when all the target cells have been killed.