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Measuring the Spatial Homogeneity in Corneal Endotheliums by Means of a Randomization Test

1999

Quantification of regularity of cell sizes and the spatial arrangement of cells in corneal endotheliums becomes of a great importance associated to stress situations such as cataract surgery, corneal transplantation or implantation of intra-ocular lenses. A new index of regularity of the spatial distribution of cell sizes in corneal endotheliums is proposed. The corneal endothelium is described by means of a spatial marked point pattern (the cell centroids marked with the cell areas). The hypothesis of no dependency between mark and locations is tested by a Monte Carlo test. The new index is the p-value of the test validating the hypothesis. Pairs of endotheliums from different eyes of the …

Corneal endotheliumgenetic structuresCoefficient of variationmedicine.medical_treatmentCentroidSpatial distributioneye diseasesMonte carlo testResamplingStatisticsmedicinesense organsSpatial homogeneityCorneal transplantationMathematics
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Monte Carlo test of the self-consistent field theory of a polymer brush

1992

Hybrid Monte CarloMonte carlo testMaterials sciencePhysics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)General EngineeringDynamic Monte Carlo methodField theory (psychology)Monte Carlo method in statistical physicsStatistical physicsKinetic Monte CarloPolymer brushAtomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsMonte Carlo molecular modelingJournal de Physique II
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The intermediate coherent scattering function of entangled polymer melts: a Monte Carlo test of des Cloizeaux' theory

1994

Using the bond fluctuation model for flexible polymer chains in a dense melt the intermediate coherent scattering function for chains containing N=200 monomers is calculated and interpreted in terms of a recent theory of des Cloizeaux. The theory yields an explicit description for the crossover from the Rouse model to the regime where reptation prevails, for the limit N→∞. While the Monte Carlo data are qualitatively compatible with this description, an accurate estimation of the tube diameter is prevented due to the onset of a diffusive decay of the scattering function, not included in the theory. For a full quantitative analysis of the Monte Carlo data (as well as of experiments on chains…

chemistry.chemical_classificationPhysics and Astronomy (miscellaneous)ScatteringMonte Carlo methodCrossoverGeneral EngineeringPolymerFunction (mathematics)Atomic and Molecular Physics and OpticsCondensed Matter::Soft Condensed MatterMonte carlo testReptationchemistryStatistical physicsLimit (mathematics)Journal de Physique II
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