Continuum Percolation
Author:   Ronald Meester (Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands) ,  Rahul Roy (Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi)
Publisher:   Cambridge University Press
Volume:   119
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Author:   Ronald Meester (Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands) ,  Rahul Roy (Indian Statistical Institute, New Delhi)
Publisher:   Cambridge University Press
Imprint:   Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Volume:   119
ISBN:  

9780511895357


ISBN 10:   0511895356
Publication Date:   05 November 2011
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Undefined
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Table of Contents

Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Basic methods; 3. Occupancy in Poisson Boolean models; 4. Vacancy in Poisson Boolean models; 5. Distinguishing features of the Poisson Boolean model; 6. The Poisson random-connection model; 7. Models driven by general processes; 8. Other continuum percolation models; References; Index.

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This book is a timely synthesis of the developments in an interesting field. The approach...remains user friendly because of the excellent style and organization. The main arguments are fully explained so as to make the book self-contained. It should be very helpful for new reseachers in the area. Those with interests in related areas such as stochastic geometry and lattice percolation will appreciate having access to such a well-written account of this topic. Matthew D. Penrose, Mathematical Reviews


This book is a timely synthesis of the developments in an interesting field. The approach...remains user friendly because of the excellent style and organization. The main arguments are fully explained so as to make the book self-contained. It should be very helpful for new reseachers in the area. Those with interests in related areas such as stochastic geometry and lattice percolation will appreciate having access to such a well-written account of this topic. Matthew D. Penrose, Mathematical Reviews


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