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This chapter extends the results obtained in Chap. 2 by considering the existence of correlations in the sum of random variables. This situation is obviously the general situation and we will encounter it in different guises when dealing with the collective behavior of systems made up of many interacting elements.
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This chapter extends the results obtained in Chap. 2 by considering the existence of correlations in the sum of random variables. This situation is obviously the general situation and we will encounter it in different guises when dealing with the collective behavior of systems made up of many interacting elements.
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Long-range orientation correlation in liquids
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2012Strong short-range intermolecular interactions result in position and orientation correlations between nearest neighbour molecules in isotropic liquids, and it is generally assumed that such correlations extend at most a few molecular diameters. This assumption is contradicted by results from second harmonic light scattering experiments presented here,
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LONG-RANGE CORRELATIONS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMS
Cybernetics and Systems, 1997A different view of software complexity based on long-range correlations is presented in this paper. Three different methods are proposed first and then used in the analysis of C , FORTRAN, and Pascal programs. All methods being used indicate the presence of long-range correlations in programs, but every method gives different results.
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Long-range Jastrow correlations
Nuclear Physics A, 1975Abstract We develop a promising many-body method to evaluate the equation of state for dense neutron matter and liquid helium. The ground state of the Fermi fluid is described by a conventional Jastrow ansatz. We admit the presence of short- and long-range correlations.
E. Krotscheck, M.L. Ristig
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Long-Range Correlations in Sedimentation
Physical Review Letters, 1997Using particle image velocimetry we have measured the sedimentation dynamics of non-Brownian colloidal spheres over a wide range of low concentrations ( $\ensuremath{\varphi}\ensuremath{\le}0.05$) and sample cell sizes $W$. Fluctuations in the settling velocity show universal large-scale finite-range correlations, in the form of swirls, which depend ...
P. N. Segrè +2 more
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Long-range correlations at depinning transitions
Zeitschrift f�r Physik B Condensed Matter, 1984Etude de systemes semi-infinis avec des champs de surface a longue portee αB z −(1+r) pour les grandes distances z mesurees a partir de la surface. Etude de l'influence de ces champs sur le diagramme de phase et sur les singularites critiques des transitions de desancrage, au moyen de la theorie de ...
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On the decay of long-range correlations
Physica, 1960info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Prigogine, Ilya +2 more
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Long-range correlated percolation
Physical Review B, 1984This paper is a study of the percolation problem with long-range correlations in the site or bond occupations. An extension of the Harris criterion for the relevance of the correlations is derived for the case that the correlations decay as ${x}^{\ensuremath{-}a}$ for large distances $x$..
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Long Range Correlation of Varves
The Journal of Geology, 1929The correlation of events in the Pleistocene on the two sides of the Atlantic is a matter of great interest, and the belief that Swedish varves should be comparable with American varves as recording the retreat of the last ice sheets led Baron de Geer to attempt such a correlation. A series of 400 varves at Toronto was found to correspond to the extent
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Long-Range Correlations in Superconductivity
Reviews of Modern Physics, 1964Long-range correlations and their effects on flux quantization in superconductors are studied. It is found that pair correlations (and a corresponding flux quantized in units of hc/2e) account for most of the observations. Evidence is found, however, for a cluster correlation with the flux quantized in units of hc/8e. (T.F.H.)
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