Repeated Balls-into-Bins

Becchetti, Clementi, Natale, Pasquale and Posta (2019) introduced the Repeated-Balls-into-Bins setting. In contrast to other balls-into-bins processes, there is a fixed number of balls \(m\) and in every round, one ball is removed from each non-empty bin and re-allocated to a randomly chosen bin.

RBB (Repeated Balls-into-Bins Process):
Iteration: At each round \(t = 1,2,\ldots \),

  • • For each of the \(\kappa ^t = n-F^t\) non-empty bins, take one ball and re-allocate it to a bin chosen independently and uniformly at random among \([n]\).

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