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The significance and possible applications of conditional “total” transition probability expressions t ij, earlier defined and shown to be basic properties of physical kinetic systems, are reviewed and discussed. A program to carry out explicit evaluation of these quantities is presented, which may facilitate their use in applications.
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Kastner, S.O. Symbolic Evaluation of Total Transition Probabilities in Kinetic Systems; Potential Applications. Journal of Scientific Computing 12, 371–384 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1025672812125
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