Abstract
In the framework of the urn model (where different numbers of particles are allowed to be created or annihilated) modified by the presence of the forces which need not lead to the creations or annihilations (they influence the results considerably in another way), the appearance of the structure of several probability distributions is clearly demonstrated in the present paper. This structure appears due to the different values of the force parameters which characterize the aforementioned modifying forces. The explicit expressions for the corresponding probability distributions can be obtained in a relatively simple and constructive way. The connection with the structure of several cross sections (considered as probability distributions) as well as with the selforganization is briefly mentioned, too.
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Blažek, M. On the origin of structures. Czech J Phys 32, 617–623 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01596703
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01596703