Limit law of the standard right factor of a random Lyndon word
Abstract
Consider the set of finite words on a totally ordered alphabet with q letters. We prove that the distribution of the length of the standard right factor of a random Lyndon word with length n, divided by n, converges to: μ(dx)=1q δ1(dx) + q-1q 1[0,1)(x)dx, when n goes to infinity. The convergence of all moments follows. This paper completes thus the results of Bassino, giving the asymptotics of the mean length of the standard right factor of a random Lyndon word with length n in the case of a two letters alphabet.
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