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"yearMonth" => "2007-07"
"year" => "2007"
"title" => "Chord-distribution Functions and Rice Formulae. Application to Random Media."
"description" => "KRATZ, M., ESTRADE, A. et IRIBARREN, I. (2007). Chord-distribution Functions and Rice Formulae. Application to Random Media."
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"name" => "KRATZ Marie"
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"name" => "IRIBARREN I."
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"fr" => "We consider a two-phases model to describe a porous medium, an image of this medium, seen as a random level surface of a process X, is divided into two phases (pore and solid) according to whether X is less or greater than some threshold. The statistical approach is made by observing the chord functions, i.e. the lengths of time intervals when X is in the same phase. Based on excursions theory, in particular on level crossings number, this work provides the exact formula of the chord-distribution functions and the two-point correlation function obtained from cross-sectional micrographs, proving in a rigorous way, as well as generalizing, some results published in the physics literature in the 90s (see for instance Berk, Teubner, Roberts or Torquato)."
"en" => "We consider a two-phases model to describe a porous medium, an image of this medium, seen as a random level surface of a process X, is divided into two phases (pore and solid) according to whether X is less or greater than some threshold. The statistical approach is made by observing the chord functions, i.e. the lengths of time intervals when X is in the same phase. Based on excursions theory, in particular on level crossings number, this work provides the exact formula of the chord-distribution functions and the two-point correlation function obtained from cross-sectional micrographs, proving in a rigorous way, as well as generalizing, some results published in the physics literature in the 90s (see for instance Berk, Teubner, Roberts or Torquato)."
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"docTitle" => "Chord-distribution Functions and Rice Formulae. Application to Random Media."
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"authorNames" => "<a href="/cv/kratz-marie">KRATZ Marie</a>, ESTRADE A., IRIBARREN I."
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