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How far can a particle travel from its origin if it exhibits self-avoiding Brownian motion in two-dimensions?

jul 31 11 at 4:28 Joseph O'Rourke 43.2k●1●49●214

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Finding a set with the maximum number of finite alphabet strings within a fixed Levenshtein distance of one-another

co.combinatorics computer-science

aug 16 11 at 0:16 Rob Grey 527●1●3●10

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When can a freely moving sphere escape from a ‘cage’ defined by a set of impassible coordinates?

geometry pr.probability computer-science algorithms

apr 22 10 at 22:37 anonymous 146●2

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Characterizing a tumbling convex polytope from the surface areas of its two-dimensional projections

geometry computer-science

dec 1 11 at 15:37 Joseph O'Rourke 43.2k●1●49●214

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Expected number of steps for a discrete random walk to visit every point on an N-dimensional rectangular lattice

co.combinatorics computer-science geometry

aug 16 10 at 20:16 Andreas Rüdinger 1,556●3●14

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Reconstructing an ordering of a multiset from its consecutive submultisets

computer-science graph-theory co.combinatorics pr.probability

aug 2 10 at 6:15 Aaron Meyerowitz 11.5k●1●10●31

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Intersection volume of two tori (Quantitating the orientational freedom of catenane rings?)

geometry

jun 6 10 at 20:37 Rob Grey 527●1●3●10

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Finding jump probabilities from mean-occupancy values for positions on a one-dimensional random walk

pr.probability stochastic-calculus

jun 5 10 at 21:33 Rob Grey 527●1●3●10

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Hitting times for an N-dimensional random walk on a lattice with (strictly positive) random integer steps

pr.probability co.combinatorics

feb 13 10 at 6:15 Rob Grey 527●1●3●10

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Characterizing polyhedron from Brownian particle collisions with a boundary

pr.probability geometry stochastic-calculus

aug 23 10 at 18:10 Rob Grey 527●1●3●10

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Hitting times for an N-dimensional random walk on a lattice with (strictly positive) random integer steps

Mean minimum distance for K random points on a N-dimensional (hyper-)cube

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How far can a particle travel from its origin if it exhibits self-avoiding Brownian motion in two-dimensions?

Finding a set with the maximum number of finite alphabet strings within a fixed Levenshtein distance of one-another

When can a freely moving sphere escape from a ‘cage’ defined by a set of impassible coordinates?

Characterizing a tumbling convex polytope from the surface areas of its two-dimensional projections

Expected number of steps for a discrete random walk to visit every point on an N-dimensional rectangular lattice

Reconstructing an ordering of a multiset from its consecutive submultisets

Intersection volume of two tori (Quantitating the orientational freedom of catenane rings?)

Finding jump probabilities from mean-occupancy values for positions on a one-dimensional random walk

Hitting times for an N-dimensional random walk on a lattice with (strictly positive) random integer steps

Characterizing polyhedron from Brownian particle collisions with a boundary

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