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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Radon measures"”.
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Stochastic Mean Field Games within Complex Systems and Interacting Particle Frameworks
… velocity distributions, where the corresponding Radon measures are defined over the entire space with infinite mass. These singular distributions are used to model particle velocities in systems where traditional velocity distributions do not apply. As a result, the particle positions in such …
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Integral Representations of Positive Linear Functionals
… of pseudoquotients can be identified with all Radon measures on the structure space. In the final chapter we consider a system of integrated Cauchy functional equations on a semigroup, which generalizes a result of Ressel and offers a different approach to the proof.
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Point processes in statistical mechanics : a cluster expansion approach
… which realizes randomly locally finite point measures. One of the main results of this thesis is an existence theorem for a new class of point processes with a so called signed Levy pseudo measure L, which is an extension of the class of infinitely divisible point processes. The construction …
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Critical assessment of the MEDUSA gamma ray detection system for radon flux measurement on a tailings dam
Worldwide measurement of radon flux on mine tailing dams has been performed using various instruments. Some of the methods used in South Africa are electrets, alpha tracks, accumulator cans etc. Although these techniques and methods have been used for many years, a number of shortcomings are still …
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Local behavior of distributions and applications
… for the local analysis of functions, measures, and distributions. In Chapter 7 the transform is used to study distributionally regulated functions (introduced here). Chapter 12 presents a characterization of measures in terms of the boundary behavior of this transform. We characterize …