Abstract
Rayleigh's method of deducing the probability distribution of the amplitude of the sum of n equal vibrations of random phase is generalized to the case when the amplitude of each vibration is a definite function of its phase. The same method is applied to the shot effect and it enables the distribution of random noise to be obtained. Campbell's Theorem and its generalizations can then be deduced from this.
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Cambridge University Press (CUP)
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6 articles.
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