
doi: 10.2333/bhmk.7.7_61
A new mixing index, a criterion of degree of mixedness, is proposed for one-dimensional mixtures of two constitutents on the basis of a Markov model. Homogeneous, random and segregated mixtures are clearly discriminated by the values of their mixing index. Practical way for evaluating the value of the index of a mixture from the variance of spot samples is discussed. Some applications to the three-dimensional mixtures are also considered.
random mixture, spot samples, index of mixture, segregated mixture, Markov model, homogeneous mixture
random mixture, spot samples, index of mixture, segregated mixture, Markov model, homogeneous mixture
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