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Lognormal bubble size distributions
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017In the study of oceanic bubbles based on empirical acoustics, the distributions among the sizes are typically represented by power laws with negative slopes as convenient descriptors of data in log/log format. However, power laws do not address the fact that as bubble sizes approach zero their numbers must approach zero.
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Two-Parameter Lognormal Distribution
1998The logarithmic normal probability law is widely used to describe the distribution of annual maximum values of hourly or daily precipitation (Weiss, 1957), flood flows (Chow, 1951, 1954), hydraulic conductivity (Freeze and Cherry, 1979), soil properties (physical, chemical and microbiological) (Parkin and Robinson, 1993), etc.
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Normal and Lognormal Distributions
2014This chapter deals with the most important probability distribution in statistics, the normal distribution, which is useful for conducting many kinds of analyses. The probability density function of a normal distribution, a bell-shaped curve, is completely described by two parameters, the mean m and the variance s 2 .
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Three-Parameter Lognormal Distribution
1998The three-parameter lognormal (TPLN)distribution is frequently used in hydrologic analysis of extreme floods, seasonal flow volumes, duration curves for daily streamflow, rainfall intensity-duration, soil water retention, etc. It is also popular in synthetic streamflow generation.
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