The mean distance to the n th neighbour in a uniform distribution of random points: an application of probability theory
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Abstract: We study different ways of determining the mean distance between a reference point and its -th neighbour among random points distributed with uniform density in a -dimensional Euclidean space. First we present a heuristic method; though this method provides only a crude mathematical result, it shows a simple way of estimating . Next we describe two alternative means of deriving the exact expression of : we review the method using absolute probability and develop an alternative method using conditional probability. Finally we obtain an approximation to from the mean volume between the reference point and its -th neighbour and compare it with the heuristic and exact results.
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