A point process needs to be defined on an underlying mathematical space.
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Point processes are mathematical objects that are defined on some underlying mathematical space.
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Physicists seek symmetries in imaginary mathematical spaces.
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In higher dimensional mathematical spaces, units for analogous solid angles have not been explicitly named.
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A colleague described his mind as " a searchlight sweeping across a landscape, illuminating dark mathematical spaces ."
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Point processes are mathematical objects that can be used to represent collections of points randomly scattered on some underlying mathematical space.
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A mathematical model may require randomly moving points of a point process from some locations to other locations on the underlying mathematical space.
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The Poisson point process can be generalized by, for example, changing its intensity measure or defining on more general mathematical spaces.
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All but the Ogham mark and mathematical space are rendered in Firefox / Win and Safari / Mac, using the stock OS fonts.
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The "'superposition operation "'is used to combine two or more point processes together onto one underlying mathematical space or state space.
