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Explicit formulae are obtained for the distribution of various random partitions of a positive integer n, both ordered and unordered, derived from the zero set M of a Brownian motion by the following scheme: pick n points uniformly at random from 0,1, and classify them by whether they fall in the same or different component intervals of the complement of M. Corresponding results are obtained for M the range of a stable subordinator and for bridges defined by conditioning on 1∈M. These formulae are related to discrete renewal theory by a general method of discretizing a subordinator using the points of an independent homogeneous Poisson process.
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