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Kingman’s theory of partition structures relates, via a natural
sampling procedure, finite partitions to hypothetical infinite populations.
Explicit formulas for distributions of such partitions are rare, the most notable exception being the Ewens sampling formula, and its two-parameter
extension by Pitman. When one adds an extra structure to the partitions
like a linear order on the set of blocks and regenerative properties, some
representation theorems allow to get more precise information on the distribution. In these notes we survey recent developments of the theory of
regenerative partitions and compositions. In particular, we discuss connection between ordered and unordered structures, regenerative properties of
the Ewens-Pitman partitions, and asymptotics of the number of components.