The place of random processes and random fields in quantum theory
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Giacomo Della Riccia, Takeyuki Hida (1966)
Annales de l'I.H.P. Physique théorique
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We study the limiting distribution of the maximum value of a stationary bivariate real random field satisfying suitable weak mixing conditions. In the first part, when the double dimensions of the random samples have a geometric growing pattern, a max-semistable distribution is obtained. In the second part, considering the random field sampled at double random times, a mixture distribution is established for the limiting distribution of the maximum.
R. Kaufman (1970)
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In a continuous time random walk (CTRW), a random waiting time precedes each random jump. The CTRW model is useful in physics, to model diffusing particles. Its scaling limit is a time-changed process, whose densities solve an anomalous diffusion equation. This paper develops limit theory and governing equations for cluster CTRW, in which a random number of jumps cluster together into a single jump. The clustering introduces a dependence between the waiting times and jumps that significantly...
G. Trybuś (1974)
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Czesław Stępniak (2015)
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Correlation coefficient is a well known measure of (linear) dependence between random variables. In his textbook published in 1980 L.T. Kubik introduced an analogue of such measure for random events A and B and studied its basic properties. We reveal that this measure reduces to the usual correlation coefficient between the indicator functions of A and B. In consequence the resuts by Kubik are obtained and strenghted directly. This is essential because the textbook is recommended by...
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