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Two-sided order statistics of a boundary-singular Poisson process (kX−k​→1,log(1−Xn​)/n→−1)

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For intensity x−2(1−x)−1 on (0,1), the cumulative-intensity maps based at 1/2 are
L(x)=x−1−2−log1−xx​,F(x)=2−x−1+log1−xx​.
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The left and right images are independent unit-rate Poisson processes. Labeling the original points by X−k​<1/2<Xn​, with k≥1,n≥0, gives L(X−k​)/k→1 and F(Xn​)/n→1. Since xL(x)→1 at zero and F(x)=1−log(1−x)+o(1) at one, kX−k​→1 and log(1−Xn​)/n→−1.

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