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Работ: 7

Работа: On the Asymptotic Distribution of the Area Outside a Random Convex Hull in a Disk

  1. On Limit Theorem for the Number of Vertices of the Convex Hulls in a Unit Disk

    Isakjan Khamdamov

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesJournal of Siberian Federal University Mathematics & Physics2020Цитирований: 6
    ABI

  2. Properties of convex hull generated by inhomogeneous Poisson point process

    Isakjan Khamdamov

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesUfimskii Matematicheskii Zhurnal2020Цитирований: 3
    ABI

  3. On joint probability distribution of the number of vertices and area of the convex hulls generated by a Poisson point process

    Sh. K. Formanov, Isakjan Khamdamov

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesStatistics & Probability Letters2020Цитирований: 3
    ABI

  4. Joint Distribution of the Number of Vertices and the Area of Convex Hulls Generated by a Uniform Distribution in a Convex Polygon

    Isakjan Khamdamov, Zoya S. Chay

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesJournal of Siberian Federal University Mathematics & Physics2021Цитирований: 1
    ABI

  5. Poisson approximation of binomial point processes

    Isakjan Khamdamov, L. D. Sharipova

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesE3S Web of Conferences2024Цитирований: 0
    ABI

  6. Mean value of the part of the perimeter of a convex hull generated by a Poisson point process

    Isakjan Khamdamov, Kh. M. Mamatov, Zoya S. Chay +1

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesIzvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii Matematika2025Цитирований: 0
    ABI

  7. Mean Value of the Part of the Perimeter of a Convex Hull Generated by a Poisson Point Process

    I. M. Khamdamov, Kh. M. Mamatov, Z. S. Chay +1

    СтатьяPoint processes and geometric inequalitiesRussian Mathematics2025Цитирований: 0
    ABI