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Asymptotics of the minimal clade size and related functionals of certain beta-coalescents

This article shows the asymptotics of distributions of various functionals of the Beta$(2-α,α)$ $n$-coalescent process with $1<α<2$ when $n$ goes to infinity. This process is a Markov process taking {values} in the set of partitions of $\{1, \dots, n\}$, evolving from the intial value $\{1\},\cdots, \{n\}$ by merging (coalescing) blocks together into one and finally reaching the absorbing state $\{1, \dots, n\}$. The minimal clade of $1$ is the block which contains $1$ at the time of coalescence of the singleton $\{1\}$. The limit size of the minimal clade of $1$ is provided. To this, we express it as a function of the coalescence time of $\{1\}$ and sizes of blocks at that time. Another quantity concerning the size of the largest block (at deterministic small time and at the coalescence time of $\{1\}$) is also studied.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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