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Eddington’s statistical theory

Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo, 1956
The density-particle correlation, described in a previous paper of the series, is used to define the «uncertainty of the physical origin» considered by Eddington, and to relate it to the Hubble constant.
Bastin, E. W., Kilmister, C. W.
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Statistical Game Theory

2022
Game theory and statistics are two huge scientific disciplines that have played a significant role in the development of a wide variety of fields, including computer science, natural sciences, and social sciences. Traditionally, game theory has been used for decision making in strategic environments where multiple agents interact with each other ...
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A Theory of Appropriate Statistics

Psychometrika, 1965
A formal theory of appropriateness for statistical operations is presented which incorporates features of Stevens’ theory of appropriate statistics and Suppes’ theory of empirical meaningfulness. It is proposed that a statistic be regarded as appropriate relative to statements made about it in case the truths of these statements are invariant under ...
E W, ADAMS, R F, FAGOT, R E, ROBINSON
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Statistical theory of dislocations

International Journal of Solids and Structures, 1968
The paper is devoted to a statistical derivation of the equations governing a continuous distribution of dislocations in a linear elastic medium. We begin with a system of a finite number of infinitesimal Somigliana dislocations (1nfinitesimal dislocation loops) moving in accordance with the laws of dynamics of discrete dislocations. By introducing the
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