Lattice Random Fields
Lattice Random Fields is a type of Spatial Random Field in which the spatial domain is discretized into a regular grid or lattice structure, such that the random variables are defined at fixed, equally spaced locations and exhibit statistical dependencies governed by their topological arrangement on the lattice.
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Random lattice field theory: General formulation
Norman H. Christ, R. Friedberg, T.D. Lee · Nuclear Physics B · 1982 · 289 citations
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Columbia University
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