This paper deals with stationary Gibbsian point processes on the plane with an interaction that depends on the tiles of the Delaunay triangulation of points via a bounded triangle potential. It is shown that the class of these Gibbs processes includes all minimisers of the associated free energy density and is therefore nonempty. Conversely, each such Gibbs process minimises the free energy density, provided the potential satisfies a weak long-range assumption.

This work investigates the variation in a word's distributionally nearest neighbours with respect to the similarity measure used. We identify one type of variation as being the relative frequency of the neighbour words with respect to the frequency of the target word. We then demonstrate a

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such as total thickness variation, bow and warp can neither fully reflect the local variability within each wafer nor provide useful insight for root cause diagnosis and quality improvement. The advancement of sensing technology enables two-dimensional (2D) data mapping to characterise the geometric shapes

As integrated circuits are scaled down it becomes dif-ficult to maintain uniformity in process parameters across each individual die. The resulting performance variation requires new design strategies to avoid pessimistic over-design. A quantified understanding of the contribution dif

This paper describes an experimental setup that has been developed to measure and characterise properties of Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPM). The measured SiPM properties are of general interest for a multitude of potential applications and comprise the Photon Detection Efficiency (PDE

to Yager and Dunstone (2008), there is currently absence of means to characterise the extent of Doddington’s menagerie. This paper aims to de-sign such an index, called the biometric menagerie index (BMI). It is defined as the ratio of the between-client variance and the expectation of the total variance

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spiking pixels and electromagnetic interference (EMI). The non-linear compensation technique for CMOS sensor analysis was used to determine the variation in gain, read noise, full well capacity and dynamic range between stitched regions. Variations across stitched regions were analysed using profiles

We consider the problem of assigning a meaningful degree of belief to uncertainty estimates of perturbative series. We analyse the assumptions which are implicit in the conventional estimates made using renormalisation scale variations. We then formulate a Bayesian model that, given equivalent