Probability Distribution. of the Probabilities, Power Law and Intermittency

Zhang Xiaoze; Wang Zhongqi; Sa Benhao; Zheng Yuming; Lu Zhongdao; Liu Hongming

Chinese Physics C> 1994, Vol. 18> Issue(2) : 160-165

Probability Distribution. of the Probabilities, Power Law and Intermittency

China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 102413

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Two examples are presented to show that the probability distributions of the probabilities, with which the particles fall into the corresponding rapidity intervals, are not sure to lead to the power law behaviour of the fractorial moments of the rapidity distribution, and hence are not a sufficient condition to get the intermittency behaviours.

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Zhang Xiaoze, Wang Zhongqi, Sa Benhao, Zheng Yuming, Lu Zhongdao and Liu Hongming. Probability Distribution. of the Probabilities, Power Law and Intermittency[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1994, 18(2): 160-165.

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Probability Distribution. of the Probabilities, Power Law and Intermittency

Corresponding author: Zhang Xiaoze,

China Institute of Atomic Energy, Beijing 102413

Received Date: 1900-01-01
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Available Online: 1994-02-05

Abstract: Two examples are presented to show that the probability distributions of the probabilities, with which the particles fall into the corresponding rapidity intervals, are not sure to lead to the power law behaviour of the fractorial moments of the rapidity distribution, and hence are not a sufficient condition to get the intermittency behaviours.