On the limiting distribution of the number of ``near-matches
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When \((R_ 1,...,R_ n)\) is a random permutation of the numbers (1,...,n), a near-match at the ith place is defined to have occurred if \(| R_ i-i| <k\), for some fixed integer k. This note studies the asymptotic distribution of the number of near-matches when k is fixed and when k is allowed to go to infinity with n.
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