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Random trees constructed by aggregation

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Random Geometry

Co-author: Nicolas Curien (Universit Paris-Sud)

Starting from a sequence of positive numbers (a_n), we build an increasing sequence of random trees (T_n) by deciding that T_1 is a segment of length a_1, and then, recursively, attaching at step n a segment of length a_n on a uniform point of the tree T_{n-1}. We will see how the sequence (a_n) influences the geometric properties of the limiting tree: compactness, Hausdorff dimension, self-similarity.

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