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\bibitem[\textbf{GRU}]{bib:gru}
Gandolfo,~D., Ruiz,~J., and Ueltschi,~D.
\newblock {\em On a model of random cycles}.
\newblock \texttt{arXiv:cond-mat/0703315}.
\newblock Statist. Phys. 129, 663-676 (2007).

\bibitem[\textbf{BS}]{bib:bs}
Borodin,~A. and Salminen.,P.
\newblock {\em Handbook of Brownian Motion} (2nd ed.).
\newblock Birkh\"auser, 2002.

\bibitem[\textbf{BU}]{bib:bu}
Betz,~V. and Ueltschi,~D.
\newblock{\em Spatial random permutations and infinite cycles}.
\newblock \texttt{arXiv:0711.1188}.

\bibitem[\textbf{BY}]{bib:by}
Burdzy,~M. and Yor,~M.
\newblock Personal communication.

\bibitem[\textbf{GS}]{bib:gs}
Grimmett,~G. and Stirzaker,~D.
\newblock {\em Probability and Random Processes}, 3rd ed.
\newblock Oxford, 2001.

\bibitem[\textbf{Hua}]{bib:huang}
Huang,~K.
\newblock {\em Introduction to Statistical Physics}.
\newblock CRC Press, 2001.

\bibitem[\textbf{Ken}]{bib:kennedy}
Kennedy,~T.
\newblock Personal communication.

\bibitem[\textbf{Law}]{bib:lawler}
Lawler,~G.
\newblock {\em Introduction to Stochastic Processes} (2nd ed.).
\newblock Chapman \& Hall/CRC, 2006.

\bibitem[\textbf{Mac}]{bib:mackay}
MacKay,~D.J.C.
\newblock {Introduction to Monte Carlo Methods}.
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\newblock \hyperlink
	{http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~mackay/p0.html\#BayesMC.html}
	{http://www.cs.toronto.edu/{\tat}mackay/p0.html\#BayesMC.html}
	% The 2nd one is the visible one.  The 1st one is the link.

\bibitem[\textbf{U07}]{bib:qmath}
Ueltschi,~D.
\newblock {\em The model of interaction spatial permutations and its relation
to the Bose gas.}
\newblock \texttt{arXiv:0712.2443v3}.

\bibitem[\textbf{Yor}]{bib:yor}
Yor,~M.
\newblock {\em Some Aspects of Brownian Motion}.
\newblock Birkh\"auser, 1992.

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