The infinite limit of separable permutations

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Abstract: Let Pnextsep denote the uniform probability measure on the set of separable permutations in Sn. Let mathbbN∗=mathbbNcupinfty with an appropriate metric and denote by S(mathbbN,mathbbN∗) the compact metric space consisting of functions sigma=sigmaii=1infty from mathbbN to mathbbN∗ which are injections when restricted to sigma−1(mathbbN) m; that is, if sigmai=sigmaj, ieqj, then sigmai=infty. Extending permutations sigmainSn by defining sigmaj=j, for j>n, we have SnsubsetS(mathbbN,mathbbN∗). We show that Pnextsepn=1infty converges weakly on S(mathbbN,mathbbN∗) to a limiting distribution of regenerative type, which we calculate explicitly.












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