We consider a sequence of $n$ geometric random variables and interpret the outcome as an urn model. For a given parameter $m$, we treat several parameters like what is the largest urn containing at least (or exactly) $m$ balls, or how many urns contain at least $m$ balls, etc. Many of these questions have their origin in some computer science problems. Identifying the underlying distributions as (variations of) the extreme value distribution, we are able to derive asymptotic equivalents for all (centered or uncentered) moments in a fairly automatic way
We consider a variant of the randomly reinforced urn where more balls can be simultaneously drawn ou...
AbstractRecently, Grabner et al. [Combinatorics of geometrically distributed random variables: run s...
AbstractAn urn contains balls of d≥2 colors. At each time n≥1, a ball is drawn and then replaced tog...
AbstractFor words of length n, generated by independent geometric random variables, we consider the ...
We consider a general two-color urn model characterized by a 2x2 matrix of integerswithout constrain...
The analysis of strings of $n$ random variables with geometric distributionhas recently attracted re...
For words of length n, generated by independent geometric random variables, we consider the average ...
International audienceThe stochastic models investigated in this paper describe the evolution of a s...
AbstractThis paper continues the study of gaps in sequences of n geometrically distributed random va...
A sequence of geometric random variables of length n is a sequence of n independent and identically ...
AbstractA single urn model is considered for which, at each of a discrete set of time values, the ba...
Abstract. Let N(n) be a Poisson random variable with parameter n. An in-finite urn model is defined ...
Let ENn be the expected number of extreme points among n i.i.d. points with a common radially symmet...
We study d-records in sequences generated by independent geometric random variables and derive expli...
The asymptotic cost of many algorithms and combinatorial structures is related to the extreme-value ...
We consider a variant of the randomly reinforced urn where more balls can be simultaneously drawn ou...
AbstractRecently, Grabner et al. [Combinatorics of geometrically distributed random variables: run s...
AbstractAn urn contains balls of d≥2 colors. At each time n≥1, a ball is drawn and then replaced tog...
AbstractFor words of length n, generated by independent geometric random variables, we consider the ...
We consider a general two-color urn model characterized by a 2x2 matrix of integerswithout constrain...
The analysis of strings of $n$ random variables with geometric distributionhas recently attracted re...
For words of length n, generated by independent geometric random variables, we consider the average ...
International audienceThe stochastic models investigated in this paper describe the evolution of a s...
AbstractThis paper continues the study of gaps in sequences of n geometrically distributed random va...
A sequence of geometric random variables of length n is a sequence of n independent and identically ...
AbstractA single urn model is considered for which, at each of a discrete set of time values, the ba...
Abstract. Let N(n) be a Poisson random variable with parameter n. An in-finite urn model is defined ...
Let ENn be the expected number of extreme points among n i.i.d. points with a common radially symmet...
We study d-records in sequences generated by independent geometric random variables and derive expli...
The asymptotic cost of many algorithms and combinatorial structures is related to the extreme-value ...
We consider a variant of the randomly reinforced urn where more balls can be simultaneously drawn ou...
AbstractRecently, Grabner et al. [Combinatorics of geometrically distributed random variables: run s...
AbstractAn urn contains balls of d≥2 colors. At each time n≥1, a ball is drawn and then replaced tog...