Abstract
Random sequential bisection is a process to divide a given interval into two, four, eight, ... parts at random. Each division point is uniformly distributed on the interval and conditionally independent of the others. To study the asymptotic behavior of the lengths of subintervals in random seqential bisection, the associated binary tree is introduced.
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