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Árpád Kurusa
mathematician, associate professor
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Department of Geometry Bolyai Institute Faculty of Science University of Szeged |
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Experiment with the Crofton formula
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- Published on 2022. július 21. csütörtök, 16:40
Depending on your definition of "random", you can see when and why the Crofton formula works.
The complete description is in the thesis.
For experimentation... :-)
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