On record values and record times
Journal of Applied ProbabilityPublished 1 June 1972
R. W. Shorrock
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Abstract
A correspondence between record values and independent increment point processes is established. The asymptotic behaviour of record value sequences is studied, and results on the asymptotic behaviour of record times (for continuous F ) are obtained as special cases. The joint law of the k th record value and the k th record time is also derived.
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