Neutron Scattering Data Analysis 1990, Proceedings of the Conference on Neutron Scattering, 14-16 March 1990, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UKM. W. Johnson |
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... Monte Carlo is a widely used technique to investigate the behavior of magnetic systems , especially phase transitions and critical phenomena ( see for instance [ 2 ] ) . In order to obtain statistically significant results , such ...
... Monte Carlo is a widely used technique to investigate the behavior of magnetic systems , especially phase transitions and critical phenomena ( see for instance [ 2 ] ) . In order to obtain statistically significant results , such ...
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... MONTE CARLO APPROACH In the Monte Carlo ( MC ) approach it is assumed that there exists an ensemble of distributions , Nj , k , and the k'th distribution occurs with probability pk , with prior probabilities in b . The entropy of the ...
... MONTE CARLO APPROACH In the Monte Carlo ( MC ) approach it is assumed that there exists an ensemble of distributions , Nj , k , and the k'th distribution occurs with probability pk , with prior probabilities in b . The entropy of the ...
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... Monte Carlo technique as shown below . Again A is the undetermined multiplier which controls how well the x2 constraint is satisfied . 4. COMPARISON OF MONTE CARLO AND MAXIMUM ENTROPY In the Monte Carlo approach , in order to proceed on ...
... Monte Carlo technique as shown below . Again A is the undetermined multiplier which controls how well the x2 constraint is satisfied . 4. COMPARISON OF MONTE CARLO AND MAXIMUM ENTROPY In the Monte Carlo approach , in order to proceed on ...
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