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Most newer Java interpreters will use system processes to implement threads rather than putting several threads into the same process, to get the benefits of the kernel's advanced process scheduling and thus make the threads work faster. Also note that Java programs use at least two threads, if they have a GUI.
Most daemons will spawn at least one process for each client; I suspect the default behaviour for mysqld is to spawn several processes at once, so that a client can connect straight away without first waiting for a process to be spawned. This kind of behaviour can usually be configured somewhere. (10 seems like a typical default number to spawn at once).
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