Abstract

Given a sequence x of points in the unit interval, we associate with it a virtual permutation w=w(x) (that is, a sequence w of permutationsw n $$ \in \mathfrak{S}_n $$ such that for all n=1,2,..., wn−1=w′n is obtained from wn by removing the last element n from its cycle). We introduce a detailed version of the well-known stick breaking process generating a random sequence x. It is proved that the associated random virtual permutation w(x) has a Ewens distribution. Up to subsets of zero measure, the space $$\mathfrak{S}^\infty = \mathop {\lim }\limits_ \leftarrow \mathfrak{S}_n $$ of virtual permutations is identified with the cube [0, 1]∞. Bibliography: 8 titles.

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