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The height of discrete-time critical beta-splitting trees

Heng Ma

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Source: arXiv

Published: Sep 13, 2026

arXiv: 2609.14329

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We determine the first-order asymptotic height of the discrete-time critical beta-splitting tree. If LnL_n^* denotes the height (maximum root-to-leaf graph distance) of the tree with nn leaves, then Ln(logn)2Cht:=minθ>1θ2{ψ(θ)+γ}0.976 \frac{L_n^*}{(\log n)^2} \longrightarrow C_{\mathrm{ht}}:=\min_{θ>1} \fracθ{2\{ψ(θ)+γ\}} \approx 0.976 almost surely and in LpL^{p} for every fixed p>1p>1 as nn \to \infty. Here ψψ is the digamma function and γγ is Euler's constant. This answers \cite[Open Problem~4]{AldousJansonII} of Aldous and Janson~.

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