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==Properties==
With high probability, the longest path from the root to the leaf of an <math>n</math>-vertex random recursive tree has length <math>e\log n</math>.{{r|p}}
The maximum number of children of any vertex, i.e., degree, in the tree is, with high probability, <math>(1\pm o(1))\loglog_2 n</math>.{{r|gs}}
The [[expected value|expected]] distance of the <math>k</math>th vertex from the root is the <math>k</math>th [[harmonic number]], from which it follows by [[linearity of expectation]] that the sum of all root-to-vertex path lengths is, with high probability, <math>(1\pm o(1))n\log n</math>.{{r|df}}
The expected number of leaves of the tree is <math>n/2</math> with [[variance]] <math>n/12</math>, so with high probability the number of leaves is <math>(1\pm o(1))n/2</math>.{{r|z}}