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Let {X_n, n>= 1} be a sequence of independent random variables with continuous distribution functions {F_n, n>= 1}, and X_{[1: n]}<= X_{[2:n]}<= ... <= X_{[n:n]} be the corresponding order statistics for sample size n. For every k (1<= k <= n), let F_{kn} denote the distribution function of X_{[k:n]} and M_n= max{X_1,...,X_n}. For this work, when {F_n, n>= 1} come from some special families with certain parameters, we are interested in finding some conditions for those parameters to determine $a_n$ and $b_n$ such that F_{nn}(a_nx+b_n) converges to a nondegenerate distribution. When {F_n, n>= 1} come from general families, we also find some conditions for {F_n, n>= 1}, a_n and b_n such that F_{kn}(a_nx+b_n) converges to standard Normal distribution, where k=qn, q in (0,1).
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