Interaction Functions
Interaction Functions is a mathematical construct in spatial point process theory that characterizes the nature and strength of interdependence among points in a spatial configuration by specifying how the conditional intensity at a given location depends on the arrangement of surrounding points, thereby distinguishing it from purely random or independent patterns.
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Interatomic potential for the Al-Cu system
Florin Apostol, Y. Mishin · Physical Review B · 2011 · 168 citations
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University of Cambridge
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