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The specific connectivity number of random networks
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 July 2016
Abstract
A network is a system of segments or edges in ℝd which intersect only in the segment endpoints, which are called vertices. An example is the system of edges of a tessellation. It is possible to give formulas for the specific connectivity number of a random network; in the stationary case, the intensity of the 0-curvature measure is equal to the difference of the intensities of the point processes of vertices and edge centres.
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- Stochastic Geometry and Statistical Applications
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