A transition of limiting distributions of large matchings in random graphs
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Abstract: We study the asymptotic distribution of the number of matchings of size in for a wide range of and for every . We prove that this distribution changes from normal to log-normal as increases, and we determine the critical value of , as a function of and , at which the transition of the limiting distribution occurs.
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