Published January 1, 1989
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Finite-size effects in two-dimensional continuum percolation
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- Boudville, W. J.
- McGill, T. C.
Abstract
We have investigated the finite-size effects of anisotropic continuum percolation in two dimensions. The elements that percolate are widthless sticks. We have developed a simple theory to explain the dependence of longitudinal and transverse critical lengths on anisotropy and the finite number of sticks in the sample. By comparing the theory to simulations, we find good agreement.
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©1989 The American Physical Society Received 17 June 1988 We would like to gratefully acknowledge the support of the Office of Naval Research under Contract No. N00014-84-K-0501. One of us (W.J.B.) is the recipient of support from the IBM Corporation.Files
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