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North-holland Mathematics Studies | 1987

The Distribution of the Number of Empty Cells in a Generalized Random Allocation Scheme.

Bernard Harris; Morris Marden; C.J. Park

n balls are randomly distributed into N cells, so that no cell may contain more than one ball. This process is repeated m times. In addition, balls may disappear; such disappearances are independent and identically Bernoulli distributed. Conditions are given under which the number of empty cells has an asymptotically ( N →∞) standard normal distribution.


American Mathematical Monthly | 1950

Applied Differential Equations.

Morris Marden; F. E. Relton

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Archive | 1970

Geometry of Polynomials

Morris Marden


American Mathematical Monthly | 1983

Conjectures on the Critical Points of a Polynomial

Morris Marden


American Mathematical Monthly | 1985

The Search for a Rolle's Theorem in the Complex Domain

Morris Marden


American Mathematical Monthly | 1968

On the Zeros of the Derivative of an Entire Function

Morris Marden


American Mathematical Monthly | 1935

The Location of the Zeros of the Derivative of a Polynomial

Morris Marden


Journal of Approximation Theory | 1972

Axisymmetric harmonic infrapolynomials in RN

Morris Marden


American Mathematical Monthly | 1963

Location of the Zeros of Infrapolynomials

Morris Marden


Archive | 1949

The critical points of a polynomial

Morris Marden

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Bernard Harris

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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C.J. Park

San Diego State University

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