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The volume fraction of a Poisson germ model with maximally non-overlapping spherical grains

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1999

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Daley, Daryl
Stoyan, H
Stoyan, D

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Applied Probability Trust

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This paper considers a germ-grain model for a random system of non-overlapping spheres in ℝd for d = 1, 2 and 3. The centres of the spheres (i.e. the 'germs' for the 'grains') form a stationary Poisson process; the spheres result from a uniform growth p

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Keywords: Asymptotic stability; Computer simulation; Grain growth; Mathematical models; Random processes; Spheres; Volume fraction; Dynamic lilypond models; Germ-grain models; Non-overlapping spheres; Stienen models; Poisson distribution Dynamic lilypond model; Germ-grain model; Growth model; Non-overlapping spheres; Poisson process; Stienen model; Volume fraction

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/94911

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Advances in Applied Probability

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