Regenerative Compositions in the Case of Slow Variation
Andrew D. Barbour, Alexander V. Gnedin
Abstract
For S a subordinator and Πn an independent Poisson process of intensity ne-x, x>0, we are interested in the number Kn of gaps in the range of S that are hit by at least one point of Πn. Extending previous studies in Bernoulli, GPYI, GPYII we focus on the case when the tail of the Lévy measure of S is slowly varying. We view Kn as the terminal value of a random process Kn, and provide an asymptotic analysis of the fluctuations of Kn, as n∞, for a wide spectrum of situations.
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