Stochastic Models for the Distribution of Particles in Space
Advances in Applied ProbabilityPublished 1 December 1972
J. M. Hammersley
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This paper is an elementary introduction to mathematical models of particles distributed in space. It covers the laws of probability, the definitions of a Poisson process, and the relationship between Markov fields and Gibbsian ensembles. RANDOM PARTICLES; POISSON PROCESS; MARKOV FIELD; GIBBS ENSEMBLE; LATTICE STATISTICS
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