Why study multifractal spectra?
Morters, P., 2009. Why study multifractal spectra? In: Blath, J., Morters, P. and Scheutzow, M., eds. Trends in Stochastic Analysis: A Festschrift in Honour of Heinrich v. Weizsäcker. Vol. 353. Cambridge University Press, pp. 99-120. (The London Mathematical Society Lecture Notes Series 353)
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We show by three simple examples how multifractal spectra can enrich our understanding of stochastic processes. The first example concerns the problem of describing the speed of fragmentation in a stick-breaking process, the second concerns the nature of a phase transition in a simple model of statistical mechanics, and the third example discusses the speed of emergence in Kingman’s coalescent.
|Item Type||Book Sections|
|Editors||Blath, J., Morters, P. and Scheutzow, M.|
|Departments||Faculty of Science > Mathematical Sciences|
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