Examples of random walks on square and hexagonal lattices. Despite the different underlying lattices the average of sufficiently many particles yields ultimately circular behavior in both cases—as implied by the Central Limit Theorem.
Examples of random walks on square and hexagonal lattices. Despite the different underlying lattices the average of sufficiently many particles yields ultimately circular behavior in both cases—as implied by the Central Limit Theorem.
From Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind of Science [citation]