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starting with n particles of mass 1/n, with interactive branching dynamics. The parameters are unsealed, but depend on the present state of the measure-valued process. For this mean-field model, which is a generalization of Chauvin and Rouault (1990) and Nappo and Orlandi (1988), we prove a propagation of chaos and a fluctuation theorem in
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