Monte Carlo estimates of critical percolation probabilities
@article{Dean1967MonteCE, title={Monte Carlo estimates of critical percolation probabilities}, author={P. Dean and N F Bird}, journal={Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society}, year={1967}, volume={63}, pages={477 - 479} }
In this paper we present results for the critical percolation probabilities of a number of two- and three-dimensional lattices. These results are based upon Monte Carlo studies of the way in which cluster-size distributions vary as the number of occupied sites in a lattice is progressively increased; the principle of the method has been described in some detail in an earlier publication (Dean (1)) in which the results of studies carried out on the ACE computer were reported. The use of a KDF 9…
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