Cutting down random trees
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- Cutting edges at random in large recursive trees
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- A modification of the random cutting model
- The uncover process for random labeled trees
- Models of random subtrees of a graph
- Phase transitions of composition schemes: Mittag-Leffler and mixed Poisson distributions
- Coupling Bertoin's and Aldous-Pitman's representations of the additive coalescent
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